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

"The Journal of the American-Irish Historical Society (Vol. V)" by Various is a record of the American-Irish Historical Society’s work during 1905. It focuses on documenting and celebrating the history and impact of Irish Americans. Thomas Hamilton Murray, the Secretary-General, starts the volume with an introduction, pointing out the society's success and the importance of the information shared within. It covers things like the annual meeting and dinner in January, where society leaders gave updates, honored members who had passed away, and planned projects such as a monument for Commodore John Barry. It also talks about how the society gained new members, its financial health, and special celebrations like a visit to Lexington to remember the American Revolution.