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Don’t know where to find New York military records, or even what type of New York military records are out there? Join us to find out!

New this fall, a totally hands on cooking workshop at ASHM! Join fellow culinary enthusiasts to make Potato Korv (sausage) and Limpa from scratch. Whether you are new to Swedish cuisine or would like to brush up on old skills with friends, this engaging workshop helps aspiring chefs work through the recipes step by step.

Family Pottery Workshop: Happy Hand-Building for Beginners! 

Instructor: Kristen Muscaro

Class Code: CER105

Day: Sat

Dates: 7/16

# of Sessions: 1

Time: 9:00am – 12:00 pm

CAC Member Price: $60.00
NON Member Price: $75.00

You are cordially invited to an evening at the Khandar Embassy with Eric O’Neill…but all is not as it seems. The Embassy has just become the center of an espionage investigation with global repercussions. Just before you arrived, secrets were stolen during a five-minute-window when the Embassy’s surveillance system mysteriously went down. Backup generators have come on, and the Embassy is in lockdown.  

Spying today may seem dominated by the digital realm of hackers, cryptography, and eavesdropping, but the field operative will never go away.

In 1945, when the Allies convened the Nuremberg trials, a psychiatrist, Douglas Kelley, and a psychologist, Gustave Gilbert, tried to understand the psychology of the Nazi leaders, using extensive psychiatric interviews, IQ tests, and Rorschach tests.  Their findings were so disconcerting that portions of the data were hidden and the research was bitterly disputed: Gilbert thought the war criminals exhibited depraved psychopathology; but Kelley believed them to be ordinary men corrupted by their situation. Who was right?