New England Historical Association
The New England Historical Association (NEHA) is a regional affiliate of the American Historical Association and includes hundreds of scholars working in all branches of history. Formed in 1965, its purpose is to promote scholarly interchange and to enhance teaching and scholarship in history. While most of its members are college and university faculty, its active participants also include graduate students, independent scholars, preservationists and museum-based scholars, historical society ad
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- Category: learned society
- Website: http://www.newenglandhistorians.org/
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- Email: neha.execsec@gmail.com (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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The New England Historical Association (NEHA) is a regional affiliate of the American Historical Association and includes hundreds of scholars working in all branches of history. Formed in 1965, its purpose is to promote scholarly interchange and to enhance teaching and scholarship in history. While most of its members are college and university faculty, its active participants also include graduate students, independent scholars, preservationists and museum-based scholars, historical society ad
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