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William P. Tatum III is the Dutchess County Historian, responsible for promoting county history through research, writing, and exhibits, records management projects, heritage tourism events, and coordinating the county history community. He received his BA in History and Anthropology from
the College of William & Mary in Virginia in 2003, his MA in History from Brown University in 2004, and and completed his Ph.D. from Brown University in 2016. He has thirteen years’ experience in museum and historic site work across the east coast. Before moving to Dutchess, he taught at Brown and served as the Sol Feinstone Scholar at the David Library of the American Revolution. His research focuses primarily on the eighteenth-century British Empire in North America.
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  • Home
  • Our Programs
    • 2021 Annual Conference & Awards for Excellence
    • Behind the Scenes Networking Events
    • Creativity Incubator >
      • The Hatchery
    • Digital Showcase
    • MidHudson History Day Contest >
      • MidHudson History Hub
      • Dutchess County Local History Resources
      • Orange County Local History Resources
      • Sullivan County Local History Resources
      • Ulster County Local History Resources
    • Workshops & Webinars >
      • Webinars On Demand
  • Our Grants
    • NYSCA/GHHN Collection Needs Assessment >
      • Collection Needs Assessment - Site Assessment
      • Collection Needs Assessment - Supplies
      • CNAP Consultant List
      • CNAP Site Assessment Final Report
      • CNAP Supplies Final Report
    • NYSCA/GHHN Conservation Treatment Grant >
      • Final Report Requirements
      • Past Conservation Treatment Grant Recipients >
        • 2021 NYSCA/GHHN Conservation Treatment Grant Recipients
    • NYSCA/GHHN Creativity Incubator Grant >
      • CI Grant Final Evaluation
  • Membership
  • Resources
    • Connecting to Collections >
      • Connecting to New York's Collections Resources
    • Consultant Registry >
      • Consultant Registry Form
    • Consultations
    • E-blasts & Newsletters
    • Hack the Museum Resources
    • Job Listings
    • Museum Resources >
      • Disaster Preparedness Planning
      • Blogs & Sites
      • Preservation & Conservation Organizations
      • Preservation Journals
  • About Us
    • Our Reach
    • 2022 Board of Trustees
    • GHHN Staff
    • Support Our Work
    • Contact Us