de Halve Maen
Magazine of the Dutch Colonial Period in America 
Since 1922, the Holland Society of New York has published the quarterly journal de Halve Maen.
It serves as a vehicle for new research illuminating the Dutch contribution to American history,
and includes essays on various aspects of New Netherland material culture, such as agriculture,
architecture, silversmithing, and the decorative arts.
The glossy magazine is edited by noted New Netherland scholar Dr. David William Voorhees,
editor of the Flatbush Church Records and of the Papers of Jacob Leisler. Dr. Voorhees strives
to present the broadest and latest research in New Netherland studies by the foremost European
and American experts.
De Halve Maen reaches all members of The Holland Society of New York as part of their membership,
and is subscribed to by leading universities as well as large and small library collections worldwide.
De Halve Maen (ISSN 0017-6834) is available to non-members for $28.50 for four issues [Domestic],
$32.50 [International]. Selected back issues are available at $7.50 plus postage/handling.
Table of Contents:
Vol. 83, no. 1, Spring 2010
- Editor's Corner
- David Demarest and Marie Sohier's 1663 Sale of Property in Mannheim: Analysis of a Newly-Discovered Record by David C. Major, John S. Major, Alfred Wolkomir, and Alexander von Thun
- Abram Staes: Progenitor of the Staats Family of Albany by Timothy Butler Staats and Henry N. Staats IV
- Book Reviews
- Here and There in New Netherland Studies
- Society Activities
- In Memoriam
Please click here to review past (2000 - 2009) Tables of Content.
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