Our collection of articles, records and reviews about Thomas Paine National Historical Association history.
Although past efforts have been made to honor the memory of Thomas Paine, little was accomplished in this direction until the Thomas Paine National Historical Association was incorporated in 1905.
Many Interesting Relics Placed In the Patriot’s Old Home Read Post »
A Thomas Paine National Museum is to be opened at New Rochelle on Decoration Day; it is expected in the old house presented to Paine by the State of New York in 1784.
The facts are overwhelmingly in favor of Paine being the author of the Junius letters as well as the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Paine was not spoken of as an infidel at the celebration here today of the centenary of his death, which occurred in New York on June 8, 1809.
NY Celebration Of The Centenary Of Paine’s Death Read Post »
Two meetings will be held under the joint auspices of the Thomas Paine Historical Association, Paine Memorial Association, and the Hugenot Association of New Rochelle.
Official Program Announcement For The Two Paine Centennials Read Post »
But little more than two months now intervene before the date set for the Centennial celebration of the great patriot whose feet trod American soil.
June 8, 1909, will be one hundred years since his death, and the Paine Historical Society will hold an anniversary in commemoration of the event at New Rochelle, New York.
Liberal Men and Women Exhorted to Aid the Success of the Centennial Read Post »
The Huguenot Association of this city has decided to purchase the old homestead of Thomas Paine, author of the “Age of Reason,” from Charles W. See, present owner of the farm.
Huguenot Association Will Restore Paine’s Old Homestead Read Post »
Synopsis of an address delivered before the Paine Memorial Association by Daniel Webster, the great constitutional lawyer, who added a halo of glory to the genius of Thomas Paine and the Age of Reason.
Address to the Paine Memorial Association in 1908 Read Post »
The old house in North street, New Rochelle, formerly the home of Thomas Paine, author of the Age of Reason, has just been sold for $100, and it is reported that the purchaser will dismantle it and use it for firewood.
The Rev. Dr. Moncure D. Conway, the distinguished American author, died here last night. He had come here several weeks ago.
The following has been issued by Dr. E. B. Foote, treasurer of the Amalgamated Paine Memorial Societies, hopes that its readers will lend all possible aid, both financial and otherwise.
