Visit our History Archives...Please note - almost all documents are pdf format downloads. pdf files can be opened with software available from Adobe (Adobe Acrobat Reader) for free. If you do not have this software, you can download it here. Why pdf files and not images?...All pdf files are formatted so that you can easily print them for one thing - in addition, the printed versions will be of much higher resolution then a web image. Although they might appear somewhat fuzzy on the screen, when printed, your copy should be easy to read. Ready for some interesting trivia? Read our Complete listing of NYSMHS officers and directors (from the inception of our Society) Excel Spreadsheet. Index 1. Events, horses, people...misc list (there are several links to our notable NYS Masters) Index 2. High Score & Futurity Index 3. Membership directories & yearbooks Index 4. New York Show - Learn about our NY Morgan show - click here to view results from every show from 1960 on! Index 5. Stallion Service Auction Index 6. Our first newsletter, Morgans On The Move Index 7. Our current newsletter, The Trader - excel database Index 8. Artifacts, Photos Index 9. Club Meet Minutes (BOD, General Membership) - excel database Other: Morgan Horse Magazine clippings General: Important Dates In Morgan History (origin of document unknown - from reprint in our Trader)
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What's in our archives?
- Morgan Horse Magazines
- Minutes from most of our NYSMHS meetings from 1954 on
- NYSMHS Directories for every year since the club's inception
- Prize lists for every NY Morgan Horse Show
- Assorted photos from past activities
- Many of our previous Trader newsletters (some years are missing)
What are we missing?
- Show programs for many of the early Eastern District and Western District shows
- Trader newsletters from the 70's
- Photos of Futurity winners - visit the futurity history page to see if your horses photo is missing.
- Video - any tape that might show NY Morgans (or others) of note. We can transfer this to DVD and offer others a web download to enjoy...at no charge to you!
Contact the NYSMHS Historian if you can help with any of the above.