THE LONG ISLAND
HISTORICAL
JOURNAL

The Long Island Historical Journal is an annual peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing original studies of any aspect of Long Island history. We welcome article submissions concerning all aspects of Long Island history and life, including topics exploring environmental, social, cultural, political, ethnic, and economic issues. Our definition of Long Island includes the four counties of Kings, Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk, a region rich in history.

The Journal is grateful for the continued support of the Gardiner Foundation.

Table of contents for the 2005 issue

Table of contents for the 2004 issue

Table of contents for the 2003 issue

Table of contents for the Fall 2001-Spring 2002 issue

Table of contents for the Spring 2001 issue.

Table of contents for the Fall 2000 issue.

Table of contents for the Spring 2000 issue.

For prior Table of Contents click here.
 

The Long Island Historical Journal (ISSN: 0898-7084) is a reader-supported journal that is published once a year at the subscription price of $20 per year for individuals and $40 for institutions. For a subscription, please fill out this form.

To submit articles, correspondence, books reviews, etc. to the Long Island Historical Journal, click here.

The LIHJ sponsors an annual Student Contest for High School and College students. Articles on any topic in Long Island history are welcome. Winners in each category will have their article published the the Journal, and recieve a complimentary copy.

Editor:
Seth Forman
Stony Brook University

Associate Editor:
Ann M. Becker
Stony Brook University

Assistant Editor:
Kristen J. Nyitray
Stony Brook University

Editor at Large:
Richard P. Harmond
St. John’s University (Emeritus)

Founding Editor:
Roger Wunderlich

Editorial Board:
Catherine Ball, Smithtown Library; Floris Cash, Stony Brook University; Marie Fitzgerald, St. Joseph’s College; Bradley Harris, Smithtown Historical Society; Stacey Horstmann Gatti, Long Island University; Charles F. Howlett, Molloy College; Ned C. Landsman, Stony Brook University; Wilbur R. Miller, Stony Brook University; Natalie A. Naylor, Hofstra University (Emerita); Joel T. Rosenthal, Stony Brook University, (Emeritus); Chandrani Roy, Center for Excellence and Innovation in Education, Stony Brook University; Barbara M. Russell, Town of Brookhaven Historian; S. Joan Ryan, St. Joseph’s College; Ann Sandford, Regis College (ret.); Eli Seifman, Center for Excellence and Innovation in Education, Stony Brook University; Donald E. Simon, Monroe College; John G. Staudt, Hofstra University; Gaynell Stone, Suffolk County Archaeological Society; John A. Strong, Long Island University (Emeritus), Southampton Campus; R. L. Swanson, Marine Sciences Research Center, SBU; Marilyn Weigold, Pace University; Richard F. Welch, Long Island Forum (ret.).