Matt and Green-Wood Cemetery Historian Jeff Richman discuss George Templeton Strong’s candid nineteenth-century observations and his unique insider’s view of history.

As Election Day approaches, join Matt Dellinger and Green-Wood Historian Jeff Richman for a discussion of those who count among Green-Wood’s permanent residents who did quite make it to be President of the United States.

Few projects have offered as many opportunities or as much controversy as the still under-construction Interstate 69. This episode’s guest, Matt Dellinger, literally wrote the book about it 10 years ago.

Memphian Molly Wexler has produced a documentary short profiling the downtown restaurant The Little Tea Shop and its proprietor, Suhair Lauck. It includes interviews with Matt, who became a regular while reporting Interstate 69.

On Wednesday, June 17, 2020, at 5 pm, Matt joins Jeff Richman, the historian at Green-Wood Cemetery, for an online presentation, Brooklyn Goes to War.

A lucky twenty people went on an underground tour of the abandoned shooting range under the 14th Regiment’s Park Slope Armory. Matt spoke to the group, in uniform.