The Journal of the American-Irish Historical Society (Vol. V)

This volume offers a vivid snapshot of the American‑Irish Historical Society at the turn of the twentieth century. Inside, you’ll find a detailed record of the society’s 1905 activities, from the bustling annual meeting in New York to the enthusiastic expansion of its membership across the United States, Canada, and even Ireland. The pages list the dedicated officers and vice‑presidents who guided the organization, reflecting the broad network of scholars, clergy, and civic leaders who shared a passion for preserving Irish heritage.

Beyond the administrative details, the journal presents a selection of scholarly papers that illuminate key moments in Irish‑American history, offering fresh perspectives on the cultural ties that shaped both continents. Readers will also enjoy the transcribers’ notes and the careful preservation of original documents, making this volume both a valuable reference and an engaging portrait of a vibrant community committed to remembering its roots.