Recently appointed Book Review Editor for the Victorian Society in America's journal Nineteenth Century and Historian for the Village of Kinderhook
Senate Curatorial Advisory Board Member for the U.S. Capitol
Wrote essay "Between Marketplace and Museum Space: Edwin AtLee Barber, the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art, and American Majolica" in Majolica Mania: Transatlantic Pottery in England and the United States, 1850–1915; catalog for traveling exhibition currently at Bard Graduate Center, NYC
Wrote cover story on Bard Graduate Center's "Majolica Mania"
exhibition, Antiques & the Arts Weekly, October 1, 2021 issue
Consult on the acquisition of historically appropriate furnishings for the c. 1760 Abraham Hasbrouck House, Historic Huguenot Street, a project funded by the Hasbrouck Family Association
Lectured for the Philadelphia Club and for New Paltz's Historic Huguenot Street
about Kate Johnson
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Upcoming And recent activities
Kate (Kathleen) Eagen Johnson established her independent consulting business in 2011. Her client list includes the Hasbrouck Family Association for Historic Huguenot Street, New Paltz , NY; Greenwich (CT) Historical Society; Conner Prairie Interactive History Park in Fishers, IN; Historic Hudson Valley, Pocantico Hills, NY; Friends of the Tiffany Reading Room in Irvington, NY; Kinderhook (NY) Reformed Church; the High Museum of Art (GA) docents; and others mentioned throughout this website. Kate has authored many publications on history, arts, and design and is currently a Contributing Writer to Antiques & the Arts Weekly and Book Review Editor for Nineteenth Century. She has also lectured widely. See her LinkedIn profile for recommendations.
Kates serves as the Municipal Historian for the Village of Kinderhook.
Between 1993 and 2011, Kate served as Curator and Director of Collections at Historic Hudson Valley, a museum that administers National Historic Landmarks spanning four centuries. Prior to that, she worked as HHV's Registrar.
She holds a M.A. from the Winterthur Museum Program, University of Delaware, and a B.A. from Syracuse University.