Lindsey Loves History

Lindsey Loves History | New York, NY History + Genealogy | Events + Exhibits | Photography | Voluntee Lindsey R. Ms. Hayes in her home state of Ohio.

Mullholand is an NYC-dwelling public historian + creative. Savvy at design, event planning, historical research, social media and photography— Ms. Mullholand is a born event planner and community builder, having created and lead over 200 events and public history exhibits in NYC. Friends, colleagues and museum visitors alike are regularly captivated by Ms. Mullholand’s enthusiasm, love of lifelong

learning, and all that her creativity, ardor and collaborations yield! Mullholand regularly finds sparks of inspiration in her historical and genealogical research, now spanning 400 years of New York City and United States history. Her exhibits are dynamic and multi-sensory, bridging both history and art. So far these showcases have been viewed by over 50,000+ visitors from 40 countries throughout the world: “Revolutionary America: Portraits of Past, Present & Possibility”; “Silent Witness to History: 175 Years of Federal Hall National Memorial”,; “Keepers of Our Parks: Manhattan Sites”; “The First and Second Annual George Washington Inaugural Ball” et al. When not giving tours in the 12 NYC museums she champions, guiding visitors on NYC walking tours, or as part of the National Park Service/Amtrak “Trails and Rails” program (that’s giving tours in museums, around NYC, on boats and on trains!); Ms. Mullholand is likely seeking out, exploring and photographing lesser-known historic sites and museums. Since her “Lindsey Loves History” journey began in 2011, her total number of historic sites visited has blossomed to well over 300! Mullholand has known she’s wanted to be a historian since the 3rd grade, particularly when first visiting Spiegel Grove, the home of President Rutherford B. Once her history-loving Grandfather caught wind of her newfound love of history, the two started on a genealogical journey that Ms. Mullholand continues to this day, now over 25 years later! Mullholand strongly believes in being of service to others, a trait she’s exuded since her first official volunteer role at the age of 13. Since then, she’s lended her talents in event planning, social media, photography and fundraising to several roles in NYC non-profits.

03/27/2026

For our second March 2026 pick-up the Colonel Benjamin Tallmadge Chapter, NSDAR’s “Our Big Bronx Bookshelf”, we picked up 505 books for our Bronx neighbors!

03/07/2026

I found this roll of film on my recent trip, I’m suspecting that it’s from 2004. This little friend was dropped off to be developed. Fingers crossed, but I also have no idea what photos might be on this roll! 📸

03/05/2026

In my happy place.. Federal Hall! 💙

02/12/2026

Mardi Gras, just a bit early! 💜🤍💛💚

01/01/2026

Snow much fun. ❄️✨

12/28/2025

Cue the complimentary library sounds… 📖 This is how the cool kids spend their holidays. 😁✨

11/21/2025

Sharing this AMAZING opportunity for high school students that will be 16 by June 2026! Please feel free to share, the deadline to apply is December 1st, 2025.

The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America (NSCDA), in cooperation with Workshops Foundation, is proud to present its 49th Congressional Seminar in Washington, D.C., for the 2025 NSCDA Congressional Essay Contest Winners. Winners receive full seminar tuition and support for travel to Washington, D.C.

Essay Topic: Describe the principles in the Declaration of Independence you believe are most important in lifting the human condition and explain how they have helped this country meet evolving challenges over our 249 years?

Congressional Seminar Highlights:
- Sever in a Model Congress and gain understanding of the working of the U.S. Congress.
- Engage with other scholars from across the country with different views and perspectives.
- Experience the art of compromise and coalition building.
- Sharpen your research and public speaking skills.
- Enhance your resume and college applications.
- Enjoy access to world class museums, congressional offices and memorable tours.
- Enjoy free campus housing, free meals and free transportation on all excursions.

Essay Contest Rules:
- Essays are due by December 1st, 2025.
- Open to grades 9-12
- 750 word maximum

To learn more, or to apply, please visit: https://nscda.org/grants-scholarships-awards/congressional-essay-contest/

For questions, please contact Lindsey R. Mullholand, Educational & Patriotic Services Committee Chair, National Society of Colonial Dames in the State of New York at 646.584.0037 or [email protected].

Congressional Essay Contest | NSCDA The Congressional Essay Contest is an annual writing competition for high school students run by NSCDA corporate societies across the US. Learn more.

11/19/2025

Brisk visit to a closed historic site meant hiking and finding these fish friends! 🐠

10/25/2025

Honestly wishing I’d added a jump scare! 👻 Not my doll collection, I’m just an admirer. ✨

09/30/2025

Love Revolutionary War spy rings and beautiful fall day trips? Join the Colonel Benjamin Tallmadge Chapter, NSDAR on October 11th!

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