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The Open History: Queens and Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon was held on Friday December 6, 2013 at Queens Library Central Library's Archive located in Jamaica, Queens.

The Queens Library, Wikimedia NYC, and the Metropolitan New York Library Council had an all-day Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon and public training event on Friday, December 6th at the Queens Library Central Branch. The event focused on Queens History, Queens historical figures, the Queens Library System, and the special topics covered in the Queens Archives.

Folders full of research and information about special topics in the Queens Library Archives helped us to get started writing and editing Wikipedia articles about Queens and Wikipedians on site to provided basic and advanced training on editing articles and working with images.

This event is part of Wikipedia Takes America and Wiki Loves Libraries and the Wikipedia:GLAM/QueensLibrary project.

Events of the Day

Important Details

Wifi Access for your laptop:

Please note, Queens Library is a separate library system from Brooklyn Public Library and New York Public Library. You must have a Queens Library card to access wifi. Queens Library cards are free for residents of New York State. For more details about obtaining a card on the day of the event, or applying for one online, follow this link: .

Article Candidates

1. Richard George – Beachside Bungalow Association
Research Resources at Queens Library

2. Julia Harrison – Former Queens Councilwoman
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3. Emil Lucev – Far Rockaway Historian
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4. Frederick Johann Weber – Photographer
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5. Women’s Industrial Service League – Organization based in Far Rockaway
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6. The Store Front Museum
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7. Robert Friedrich – Local Historian
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8. Eugene Armbruster – Photographer
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9. The Parsons Family of Murray Hill
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10. Ron Ziel – LIRR Historian/Photos
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11. Long Island Daily Press
Research Resources at Queens Library

12. Sunnyside Garden Arena (boxing venue)
Research Resources at Queens Library

13. Ridgewood Park (baseball ground)

14. Jamaica Race Course

Queens Library Staff On-Site

10am-noon: Erik Huber, Photograph Archivist, Queens Library

Noon-2pm: Jane Jacobs, Metadata Services, Queens Library

2pm-4pm: Ian Lewis, Manuscripts Archivist, Queens Library

4pm-6pm: Dacia Metes, Metadata Catalog Librarian, Queens Library

6pm-7pm: Natalie Milbrodt, Digital Content & Strategy Coordinator, Queens Library

Media/Sign Up

Metropolitan New York Library Council Announcement

Please sign up below if you are able to attend.

If you a newbie and don't know how to sign up on this page please RSVP at either of the following links:

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December 6th, 2013- December 8th, 2014

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