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Setting the Table in Historic Style: Connecticut Views on Staffordshire China

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Boston Post Road Carved out Three Travel Routes through State

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Video: 1938 Thanksgiving Proclamation

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Emile Gauvreau and the Era of Tabloid Journalism

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Give Thanks for American Cooking

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Daniel Curtiss: The Life of a 19th-Century Self-Made Man

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Connecticut’s Oldest Fire Department

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New London’s Indian Mariners

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The Land of Nod Farm, East Canaan, Connecticut

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Seymour was Chusetown – Who Knew?

Enforcing Law and Order in Greenwich

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Foot Ball Match: Harvard vs. Yale – Today in History: November 13

A True Dog of War: Sergeant Stubby

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Connecticut Residents Did Not Let Veterans Day “Go Commercial.”

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Alfred Howe Terry Born in Hartford – Today in History: November 10

Taking on the State: Griswold v. Connecticut

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Samuel Foot: A Trader Turned Governor

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The Articles of Confederation: America’s First Constitution

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The “Red Scare” in Connecticut

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Drawing (on) the Connecticut Landscape: Benjamin Hutchins Coe Teaches Americans the Democratic Art

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When Elections in Hartford Were a Piece of Cake

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How the Wobblies Won Free Speech

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Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut – Today in History: November 1

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Past Hallowe’en Pranks Bemused Some and Frustrated Others

The White Plague: Progressive-Era Tuberculosis Treatments in Connecticut

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The Oldest Continuously Published Newspaper – Today in History: October 29

Yung Wing’s Dream: The Chinese Educational Mission, 1872-1881

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Yale University Art Gallery – Today in History: October 25

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A Memorial to General Hawley at the State Capitol

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Old Saybrook Faces Down Threats to Its Water Supply

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Notorious New-Gate Prison

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The Art of Life and Death in Colonial Bolton

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A Celebrated Artist and a Meaningful Space – Today in History: October 20

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A Revolutionary Book Designer: Bruce Rogers of New Fairfield

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Map – Rochambeau’s Camp at Canterbury

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Late 19th-Century Immigration in Connecticut

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Goshen’s Asaph Hall Becomes an Astronomical Success

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Byram River Flood – Today in History: October 15

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Video – The Hindenburg Flies Over Hartford

New Haven Gives the Lollipop its Name – Today in History: October 13

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Reckoning with the Dutch: the Treaty of Hartford, 1650

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Timothy Dwight Provides Religious, Military, and Educational Services for a Young Country

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Calder’s Stegosaurus Dedicated – Today in History: October 10

The Great Danbury State Fair & Early 20th-Century Outdoor Advertising

Rising Tide: Steamboat Workers on the Connecticut River

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Typing History

Mighty, Mighty Hartford

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Connecticut Origins Shape New Light Luminary Jonathan Edwards

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Unveiling of the Grant Memorial Tablet – Today in History: October 4

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The Whitney Armory Helps Progress in Hamden

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American Architect Ithiel Town Born – Today in History: October 3

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BF Clyde and the Steam-powered Cider Mill – Who Knew?

Site Lines: Monuments to Connecticut’s Lost County Government

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Winning the Great War without Some Books

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Mariann Wolcott and Ralph Earl – Opposites Come Together and Make History

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Site Lines: Connecticut’s Freedom Trail

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Evelyn Beatrice Longman Commemorates the Working Class

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When the NFL Played in Connecticut: The Hartford Blues

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A Monument Memorializes the Fallen

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Benjamin Spock: Raising the World’s Children

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1938 Hurricane Fuels Charcoal Business – Who Knew?

Nathan Hale Hanged in New York – Today in History: September 22

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William Eaton, a Peace Democrat and Civil War Opponent

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Thomas Hooker: Connecticut’s Founding Father

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Art Young, Radical Cartoonist

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The Rise of the Black Panther Party in Connecticut

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Remembering Civil War Prisoners of War

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Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch – Today in History: September 17

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Prudence Punderson, Ordinary Woman, Extraordinary Artist: Needlework in Connecticut

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Sixty Degrees Below Zero: Connecticut Man Explores Antarctica

World’s First Helicopter – Today in History: September 14

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Putting Cleveland on the Map: Lorenzo Carter on the Ohio Frontier

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Parachutist Snagged in Midair – Today in History: September 13

Catharine Beecher, Champion of Women’s Education

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From Aprons to Lab Coats: The Art and Science of Home Economics

The Deplorable History of Hartford’s Seyms Street Jail

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Prudence Crandall Fights for Equal Access to Education

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A Diversified Mind: Hiram Percy Maxim

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Wheeler & Wilson: A Stitchy Situation in Watertown

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The Turtle Submarine – Today in History: September 6

Raise a Glass to Winemaking in Connecticut

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Child Labor vs. Schooling in 19th-century Naugatuck

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The Importance of Being Puritan: Church and State in Colonial Connecticut

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Martha Graham, Connecticut College, and the American Dance Festival

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Serving Up Justice: Hartford’s Black Workers Organize

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Connecticut Revolutionized Geography – Who Knew?

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Theodate Pope Riddle Dies – Today in History: August 30

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The Child’s Picture Defining and Reading Book by Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet

Lisbon Tunnel Completed – Today in History: August 28

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Charles Grandison Finney Spreads Revivalism and Education throughout the Mississippi Valley

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David Humphreys, Soldier, Statesman, and Agricultural Innovator

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Rails and Paper Trails

Five Minutes that Changed Connecticut: Simon Bernstein and the 1965 Connecticut Education Amendment

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Dinosaur Tracks Found – Today in History: August 23

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Roosevelt Rides in an Electric Car – Today in History: August 22

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The Charter Oak Fell – Today in History: August 21

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A Pie Tin’s Soaring Sales

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Connecticut Servicemen in the “Bloody Bucket” Division

19th Amendment: The Fight Over Woman Suffrage in Connecticut

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Governor Jonathan Trumbull Dies – Today in History: August 17

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“’No Taxation without Representation’: Black Voting in Connecticut

Connecticut Draws the Curtain on Public Executions

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Senator Brandegee Stonewalls Women’s Suffrage

Andover’s Award-Winning Creamery

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Hubbell’s Pull-Chain Electrical Light Socket – Today in History: August 11

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Defending Connecticut: Fortifying New London Against the British in 1812

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The Great Wallingford Tornado – Today in History: August 9

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Hidden Nearby: The Bantam Lake Ice House

Home Missionary Society’s First Missionary – Today in History: August 7

Orange Seeds Yield Corn, Alfafa, Soy, and More

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Washington’s Sister Susie Society

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The Danbury Hatters

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Hall of Flags: Memorial to Connecticut’s Civil War Colors

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Lake Pocotopaug Shapes the Growth of East Hampton

Death and Mourning in the Civil War Era

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Ralph Earl: Portrait of an Early American Artist

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An Old Saybrook Borough has a Stately History

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Connecticut Valley Railroad’s First Train – Today in History: July 29

Branford Gets On the Trolley

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A Baltic Mill Helps Found a New Town

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Artist Roger Tory Peterson, a Champion for the Natural World

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Hartford Wide-Awakes – Today in History: July 26

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Connecticut Valley Style: Eliphalet Chapin Inspires a Tradition of Craft

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Herbert Abrams Immortalizes the Nation’s Leaders

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The Adventure of a Lifetime: John Ledyard and Captain Cook’s Last Voyage

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A World in Motion: Artist and Sculptor Alexander Calder

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Aristocratic Dental Cream Gets Squeezed

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A Unique Island Attraction in Bridgeport

Orville Platt Helps Define International Relations after the Spanish-American War

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Reading, Writing, and the Great Outdoors: Frederick Gunn’s School Transforms Victorian-era Education

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Hiram Bingham IV: A Humanitarian Honored for Saving Lives during WWII

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The White Mountain Express Derails in Greenwich

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Creating Candlewood Lake – Today in History: July 15

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Did You Know a Connecticut Governor Was a US Spy?

Gallows Lane and the Execution of Barnett Davenport

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The Path to Ashford’s Progress

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The World’s Record for the Largest Muster – Who Knew?

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Connecticut Suffragists Appeal to the President – Today in History: July 12

Bridgeport’s Catastrophic 1911 Train Wreck

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Drawn to Superheroes

Continuity and Change along the Eightmile River

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Erector Set Patented – Today in History: July 8

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British Burn Fairfield – Today in History: July 7

The Hartford Circus Fire – Today in History: July 6

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P. T. Barnum: An Entertaining Life

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Silas Brooks, Balloonist

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President Grant Celebrates Independence Day in Woodstock – Today in History: July 4

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Pepperidge Farm Opens Bakery – Today in History: July 4

Bigelow Tea–A Connecticut Tea Party

Mohegan Sacred Sites: Moshup’s Rock

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Buffalo Bill Cody Visits the Monument of Uncas – Today in History: July 2

An Artist’s Life in Hartford: The Early Career of Dwight Tryon

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Merritt Parkway Creates Scenic Gateway to New England

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Greenwich Emergency Responders: On the Move Overtime

Stevan Dohanos Captures Connecticut Life

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Sarah Pierce’s Litchfield Female Academy

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Abundant Wildlife Drives the History of Rocky Neck State Park

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Henry Ward Beecher, a Preacher with Political Clout

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The Rose King of America Transformed Cromwell’s Landscape

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Private vs. Public Property – Today in History: June 23

John Howe Makes a Better Pin – Today in History: June 22

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J. P. Morgan’s Connecticut Roots

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North Haven: Fabricating Sculpture in the 1960s and 1970s

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The Automatic Gallows – Today in History: June 18

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Ivoryton Playhouse Opens – Today in History: June 17

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Summer Crowds Flocked to New Canaan and Stayed

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The Blake Rock Crusher – Today in History: June 15

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East Haddam Swing Bridge – Today in History: June 14

Harriet Beecher Stowe Born – Today in History: June 14

Stamford’s Three-Gun Armada

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The Platt Amendment – Today in History: June 12

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The Hardware City Could’ve Been the Motor City – Who Knew?

Hooker’s Journey to Hartford

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USS George Washington Launched – Today in History: June 9

Bridge Ornaments Help Tell the Legend of the Windham Frog Fight

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Nathan Hale: The Man and the Legend

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Thomas Hall’s Electric Block Railroad Signal – Today in History: June 7

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Collis P. Huntington: The Boy from Poverty Hollow

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Samuel Colt and Elizabeth Jarvis Marry – Today in History: June 5

Wiffle Throws a Curve in American Leisure Time

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The State Cantata – Today in History: June 3

Elizabeth Park’s Rose Garden: June is Busting Out All Over

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Tavern Signs Mark Changes in Travel, Innkeeping, and Artistic Practice

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Helen Keller in Connecticut: The Last Years of a Legendary Crusader

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Memorial Day 1920 Brings a Changing of the Guard

Rediscovering Albert Afraid-of-Hawk

Noah Webster and the Dream of a Common Language

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Providing Rest for the Weary in Barkhamsted

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Alse Young Executed for Witchcraft – Today in History: May 26

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Timeline: Settlement of the Colony of Connecticut

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Lobsters and Oysters and Clams: A Short History of Seafood in Connecticut

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Built on Innovation, Saved by Nostalgia: Hitchcock Chair Company

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The Inventive Minds of Connecticut Women: Patents in the 19th Century

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W. J. Squire’s Gill Net Manufactory in East Haddam

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Modernism in Connecticut through Photographs

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Homer D. Babbidge, Leader in Education

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Connecticut’s Loyal Subjects: Toryism and the American Revolution

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Aunt Polly and Its Preservation

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Gun Wheel of the First Light Battery, Connecticut Volunteers

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Re-creating Our National Pastime

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Paradise on the Sound: The Summer Colony at Fenwick

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Katharine Hepburn Born – Today in History: May 12

Steaming Across the Atlantic

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First Woman Elected as US State Governor Born – Today in History: May 10

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John Brown Born – Today in History: May 9

The Beckley Blast Furnace, East Canaan

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Learning about the Lusitania: How Hartford Heard the News

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Amos Bronson Alcott Changes the Way Connecticut Children Learn

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First Woman to Receive US Patent – Today in History: May 5

Artist Frederic Church Born – Today in History: May 4

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Stagecoach Sustained Commerce and Communication in 1800s

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Crisis Management during the American Civil War: The Hartford Soldiers’ Aid Society

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A Connecticut Painter Finds His Voice through Colonial Folk Art

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Jeremiah Wadsworth, “foremost in every enterprise”

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Last State Highway Toll Paid – Today in History: April 28

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The Burning of Danbury

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Gallaudet’s Vision Advances Deaf Education

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Landscape Architecture Helps in Healing – Who Knew?

The Collapse of the L’Ambiance Plaza

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Gifford Pinchot: Bridging Two Eras of National Conservation

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Ironclad Commissioned – Today in History: April 21

Danbury Baseball History Covers All the Bases

Vietnam Veterans Against the War – Today in History: April 19

Child Labor in Connecticut

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Carl Sandburg, Poet from the Grassroots, Reaches Connecticut Audiences

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Blacksmith Isaac Glasko Challenges the State Constitution

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Bridgeport Women Answer the Call – Today in History: April 15

Witamy to Little Poland! – A Thriving Neighborhood in New Britain

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Colt’s Submarine Battery – Today in History: April 13

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Battling Bat Battalino: One of Hartford’s Heroes

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Litchfield’s Revolutionary War Soldiers’ Tree

Celebrating Civil War Men and Women – Today in History: April 9

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New Canaan’s Pioneering Female Physician

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The “Father of American Football” is Born – Today in History: April 7

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Swinging for the Fences: Connecticut’s Black Baseball Greats

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The Thimble Islands – Little Islands with a Big History

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A Tale of Shad, the State Fish

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Bradley International Airport Transforms Windsor Locks into Regional Gateway

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From Bombs to Bras: World War I Conservation Measures Transform the Lives of Women

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Steamboat Accident – Today in History: March 29

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Connecticut and the Comstock Law

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Much Good Might be Accomplished: Catharine Esther Beecher and the Pursuit of Domestic Economy

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I-95 Reaches New London

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Anna Elizabeth Dickinson at Touro Hall – Today in History: March 24

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Joseph Taborsky and the “Mad Dog Killings”

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An Artist and Her Books: Amelia Watson, 1856–1934

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J. Frederick Kelly: Constructing Connecticut’s Architectural History

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The 29th Leaves for War – Today in History: March 19

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Paleontologist Othniel Marsh dies – Today in History: March 18

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Fighting Sons of Erin: Connecticut’s Irish Regiment in the Civil War

The Wearing of the Green: 19th-century Prints of Irish Subjects by Hartford’s Kellogg Brothers

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Celia Burleigh, Connecticut’s First Female Minister

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Dr. Mary B. Moody Challenges Victorian Mores About Women in Medicine

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The Smith Sisters, Their Cows, and Women’s Rights in Glastonbury

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The Blizzard of 1888 – Today in History: March 11

Hilda Crosby Standish, Early Proponent of Women’s Reproductive Health

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Charles Goodyear’s Machine for Making Rubber Fabrics

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The Telescoping Fishing Rod – Today in History: March 8

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Gideon Welles, US Secretary of the Navy and Lincoln’s “Neptune”

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Elihu Burritt Dies – Today in History: March 6

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Looking Back: Tempest Tossed, the Story of Isabella Beecher Hooker

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Abraham Lincoln’s Republican Rally – Today in History: March 5

Hartford’s City Mother, Josephine Bennett

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Sarah Kemble Knight’s Journey through Colonial Connecticut

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A Pioneering Woman in Business: Martha Parsons of Enfield

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Holmes at Home: The Life of William Gillette

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Connecticut’s Black Governors

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The Gildersleeve Shipbuilding Legacy in Portland

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Jackson v. Bulloch and the End of Slavery in Connecticut

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Remembering Fredi Washington: Actress, Activist, and Journalist

Malcolm X in Hartford: “Our Mission is Not Violence but Freedom”

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Hartford’s Great Migration through Charles S. Johnson’s Eyes

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Site Lines: Fortresses of Faith, Agents of Change

The Fugitive and the Hero

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Constance Baker Motley: A Warrior for Justice

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The Fight Over Slavery Reaches Torrington

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Mystic-built USS Galena Part of Plan to Strengthen Union Navy

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The Language of the Unheard: Racial Unrest in 20th-Century Hartford

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Augustus Washington (1820 – 1875): African American Daguerreotypist

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Rockwell Hardness Tester – Today in History: February 11

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Laboring in the Shade

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The Successes and Struggles of New Haven Entrepreneur William Lanson

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Reverend James Pennington: A Voice for Freedom

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Mary and Eliza Freeman Houses

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“An Admirable Portrait” of Frederick Douglass

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Waterbury Burns – Today in History: February 2

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One-Legged Stools – Who Knew?

Andover Looks Good on Paper

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Tradition and Transformation Define Hartford’s Jewish Community

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Ernest Borgnine: Breaking the Hollywood Mold

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Connecticut Transforms Aaron Draper Shattuck

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The Launch of the USS Nautilus – Today in History: January 21

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New Haven Coliseum Imploded – Today in History: January 20

Anna Louise James Makes History with Medicine

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Dr. King’s Dream Had Roots in Connecticut

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The Joshua Hempsted Diary: A Window into Colonial Connecticut

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“Appalling Calamity”: Loss of the Steamboat Lexington – Today in History: January 13, 1840

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Apostle of Peace: Elihu Burritt’s Quest for Universal Brotherhood

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Bradley Airport’s Military Origins

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Connecticut and the Embargo Act of 1807

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The Education of Ella Grasso

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Connecticut and the West Indies: Sugar Spurs Trans-Atlantic Trade

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The Ghost Ship of New Haven Sets Sail Shrouded in Mystery

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Ellis Ruley: Art that Celebrated Life

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Maria Sánchez, State Representative and Community Advocate

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The Great Remedy: Picturing the Emancipation Proclamation

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A Turn-of-the-Century New Year’s Eve

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The Complicated Realities of Connecticut and the Civil War

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Portland’s Guy Hedlund: Actor and Activist

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The Living Actually Haunted Many Connecticut Taverns – Who Knew?

There’s No Place Like Home for the Designer of Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers – Who Knew?

O Christmas Tree!

Pratt & Whitney Debuts Wasp Engine – Today in History: December 24

The Rogerenes Leave Their Mark on Connecticut Society

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Barkhamsted Reservoir Construction Washes Away a Community

The Kewpies Buy A House in Westport

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Little Nutmeggers: Four Centuries of Children’s Clothes and Games

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Hartford’s “Façade House”: The Unique Home of Chick Austin

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Monumental Bronze Company

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New London’s Ferries: A Transportation Tradition

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The Hartford Convention or Leap no Leap

First Recorded Fall of Meteorites in the United States – Today in History: December 14

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Southbury Takes On the Nazis

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Ending the Danbury Shakes: A Story of Workers’ Rights and Corporate Responsibility

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Leroy Anderson Composed Iconic Music in Woodbury

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The Beadle Family Murders – Today in History: December 11

Bevin Brothers Helps Transform East Hampton into Belltown, USA

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Jim Morrison Arrested – Today in History: December 9

The Atheneum Joins War Effort – Who Knew?

Hamden’s Literary Legend

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Transit of Venus: German Scientists Visit Hartford

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Just Pour Over Ice – Who Knew?

The Day Four Trains Collided in East Thompson

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Father of Architects Born – Today in History: December 4

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Mr. & Mrs. Rockwell’s Park

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Women and Defense: World War II on the Connecticut Home Front

Oliver Wolcott Dies – Today in History: December 1

A Life Lived in a Rapidly Changing World: Samuel L. Clemens

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Slavery and the Pequot War

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The Story of Connecticut’s Largest State Forest

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Amelia Simmons Adds a Uniquely American Flavor to Cooking

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The Story of Pineapple Cheese

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Beatrice Fox Auerbach: Retail Pioneer Led Iconic Family Department Store

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Lion Gardiner Helps to Fortify Early Old Saybrook

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What’s a Puritan, and Why Didn’t They Stay in Massachusetts?

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The Father of Gastric Physiology Born – Today in History: November 21

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Pierre Lallement and the Modern-Day Pedal Bicycle – Today in History: November 20

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Hiram Bingham III: Machu Picchu Explorer and Politician

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A Connecticut Nazi Spy Has a Change of Heart

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Nathaniel Palmer discovers Antarctica – Today in History: November 18

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The Aqua Velva State – Today in History: November 17

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The Battle for Cockenoe Island

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Seth Pease Surveys New Lands

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Helicopters, Guitars, and Guide Dogs: The Revolutionary Mind of Charles Kaman

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Any Month with an “R” in It: Eating Oysters in Connecticut

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Calder in Connecticut: World-Famous Artist Called Roxbury Home

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An Experiment in Evangelization: Cornwall’s Foreign Mission School

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Connecticut Lawyer Prosecutes Nazi War Criminals at Nuremberg

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First US Detachable Electric Plug – Today in History: November 8

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The Kennedys in Connecticut – Today in History: November 6

Connecticut’s “Yankee Watch” Squadron Protects the Skies Here and Abroad

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A Separate Place: The New Haven Colony, 1638-1665

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Literacy Tests and the Right To Vote

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Hiding the Charter: Images of Joseph Wadsworth’s Legendary Action

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Witchcraft in Connecticut

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Seth Thomas Works Around the Clock in Wolcott

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The Temperance Movement in Connecticut – Today in History: October 27

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American Actor Changes 19th-Century Theater – Who Knew?

Igor Sikorsky Dies – Today in History: October 26

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Roger Griswold: A Governor Not Afraid To Challenge Authority

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Goodspeed Opera House Opens – Today in History: October 24

Hartford and New Haven: A Tale of Two Capitals

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Oxford: From Paths to Pikes

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Avon’s Educational and Cultural Pioneer

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Broadway Comes to Westport

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Sloop-of-War Ship’s Figurehead Lands at State Capitol

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Benjamin Wright: The Father of American Civil Engineering

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The Art of Burying the Dead: Exploring Connecticut’s Historic Cemeteries

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The Flood That We Forget: October 15 and 16, 1955

Vietnam Protests in Connecticut

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New Haven: What Was Everyday Life Like During the Civil War?

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Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company Puts Best Foot Forward

Portland Improves the Steam Engine

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The US Constitutional Convention: America Forms a Bicameral Legislature

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Roger Sherman, Revolutionary and Dedicated Public Servant

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Henry Deming: Mayor of Hartford and New Orleans

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The Steamboat New England: “The shock was dreadful” – Today in History: October 8

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When Old Saybrook Was a College Town

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Hartford’s “Little Italy”

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Elizabeth Jarvis Colt Born – Today in History: October 5

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The Ulysses S. Grant Memorial Tablet

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Accidental Shooting Leads to Witchcraft Conviction – Today in History: October 3

Capital Punishment in Connecticut: Changing Views

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The Rise and Fall of Silas Deane, American Patriot

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The Danbury Fair, 1869-1981

Indian Hill Cemetery and the Vernacular of the Times

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Morton Biskind Warned the World About DDT

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UConn and the Evolution of a Public University

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The 42-Day Income Tax

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The Hurricane of 1938 Rocks Connecticut

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The Great Hurricane of 1938 – Today in History: September 21

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The Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918

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Connecticut’s Chickamauga Tree: An Investigation

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Avon Industry: From Underground to Outerspace

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A Day of Celebration – Today in History: September 17

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Thomas Knowlton: A Small Town’s National Hero

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The Great Atlantic Hurricane Hits Connecticut

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Financing a Free Puerto Rico: The Great Wells Fargo Heist of 1983

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Bucket Brigade to the Rescue – Today in History: September 12

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The Colvocoresses Oak

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A Patriotic Legacy in Print

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Painter, Muralist, Sculptor Sol LeWitt born – Today in History: September 9

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Wethersfield Prison Blues

Labor Day at the Turn of the 20th Century

Fort Griswold Attacked – Today in History: September 6

From the State Historian: The Final Journey of Nathaniel Lyon

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State Heroine Prudence Crandall

Goshen Fairs Well with Agricultural Enthusiasts

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The Peace Movement in Litchfield

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Joshua Hempsted Born – Today in History: September 1

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Sylvester Poli, Negotiating Cultural Politics in an Age of Immigration

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Connecticut’s Mulberry Craze

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Halladay’s Revolutionary Windmill – Today in History: August 29

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And They’re Off!: Harness Racing at Charter Oak Park

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Oystering in Connecticut, from Colonial Times to the 21st Century

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Caleb Brewster and the Culper Spy Ring

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The Great River: Connecticut’s Main Stream

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The Amistad

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Trinity College – Scholarship and Community Engagement

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The Longest Highway Drawbridge – Who Knew?

Savin Rock Park: “Connecticut’s Coney Island”

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The Pie Man from Georgetown and the Connecticut ~ Copperthite Pie Company

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Airborne Pioneers: Connecticut Takes Flight

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Torrington Recovers after the Flood of ‘55

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Eighteen-hundred-and-froze-to-death: 1816, The Year Without a Summer

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Living Rituals: Mohegan Wigwam Festival

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The Sand Hogs Set the Foundation for the Bulkeley Bridge

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Horror on the Housatonic: The Railroad Disaster of August 1865

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Mastodon Bones Unearthed – Today in History: August 13

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America’s Most Devastating Conflict: King Philip’s War

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Hurricanes Connie & Diane Deliver Double Hit – Who Knew?

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Intertwining Family Businesses

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Health Department Fights Unseen Enemies During World War I

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The Stonington Battle Flag

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Pope Park – Yesterday and Today

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The Shoe Box Murder Mystery

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Improving Sea Transportation: Guilford Goes About it the Light Way

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Steam Railroads Transform Connecticut Travel and Commerce

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Branford’s History Is Set in Stone

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The Many Layers to Onion Farming in Westport

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Launching of the USS Nautilus 1954

USS Nautilus Passes Under North Pole – Today in History: August 3

Poet Wallace Stevens Dies – Today in History: August 2

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Miss Huntley’s School Opens – Today in History: August 1

The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art

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Connecticut’s “Woodstock” Canceled – Today in History: July 30

East Haven’s Revolutionary Salt Works

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Fire Ravages Cos Cob School – Today in History: July 29

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Roger Tory Peterson Dies – Today in History: July 28

Richard Lee’s Urban Renewal in New Haven

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North Branford Vied for the Title of “Shredded Coconut Capital of the World” – Who Knew?

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An American Heritage River – Today in History: July 27

Hope for the West: The Life and Mission of Lyman Beecher

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Liberian Independence Day

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Sanitary Fair – Today in History: July 25

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The Hartford Wits

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Weir Farm the Result of a Trade – Who Knew?

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Levi Pease, Stage Route and Transportation Innovator

Medical Pioneer Eli Todd born – Today in History: July 22

The First Battle of Bull Run: Connecticut Troops Stand Firm When the Battle Turns Against Them

Cleopatra’s Needle and Groton’s Captain Davis – Who Knew?

Mystic River Bridge Opens – Today in History: July 19

Cornelius Bushnell and His Ironclad Ship

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Hammonasset State Park Serves the State and its Residents

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The Greenwich Avenue Fires of 1908 and 1936 Sparked Upgrades to Town’s Emergency Services

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The Connecticut Compromise – Today in History: July 16

New England’s Grand Ambition: The Farmington Canal

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A Revolution On Two Wheels: Columbia Bicycles

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Colt Park and the Magical Summer of 1976

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Sheff v. O’Neill – Today in History: July 9

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“The Basque Game in Town”: The Heyday of Jai Alai in Connecticut

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Jonathan Edwards’ Famous Sermon – Today in History: July 8

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New Connecticut on Lake Erie: Connecticut’s Western Reserve

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The Origins and Enduring Legacy of New Haven’s Long Wharf Theatre

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Farmington Canal’s Ground-Breaking – Today in History: July 4

Horseshoe Nail Capital of the World – Who Knew?

Hidden Nearby: Goshen’s Liberty Pole

The Most Famous American in the World

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Furniture Caster Patented – Today in History: June 30

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Deadly Fire at Gulliver’s – Today in History: June 30

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Murder on the Map: The Mysterious Death of Captain George M. Colvocoresses

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Educator Sarah Pierce Born – Today in History: June 26

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Grounds for Divorce – Who Knew?

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Henry Ward Beecher Born – Today in History: June 24

Instruction by Mail: The Famous Artists School

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Connecticut’s War Governor, William A. Buckingham

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The Story of the Oakdale Makes Great Theater

Samuel L. Clemens Receives Scrap-book Patent – Who Knew?

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Harkness Memorial Park Offers a Glimpse into Early 20th Century Wealth

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Oliver Cromwell Launched – Today in History: June 13

Flying High with Early Dirigible

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Christopher Leffingwell Born – Today in History: June 11

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A Connecticut Home That Dates Back to the 1600s!

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Academy Graduates First African American Student – Today in History: June 8

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Griswold v. Connecticut – Today in History: June 7

First Human Test of a Nylon Parachute – Today in History: June 6

Uncle Tom’s Cabin Begins Serialization – Today in History: June 5

The Lemon Law – Today in History: June 4

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“Something to Show for Our Work”: Building Brainard Airport

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Parking Authority Created in New Haven – Today in History: June 2

Helen Keller Dies – Today in History: June 1

The Free Consent of the People: Thomas Hooker and the Fundamental Orders

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Colonial Revival Movement Sought Stability during Time of Change

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Mary Hall: Connecticut’s First Female Attorney

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Hometown Hero: Wallingford Remembers Stanley Budleski

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The Trailblazing Bessye Bennett

Cornerstone Set – Today in History: May 25

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Connecticut’s Capitol Building – Inside and Out

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Stealth Attack from Guilford Launched – Today in History: May 23

The Black Panther Party in Connecticut: Community Survival Programs

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Setting Speed Limits – Today in History: May 21

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Metal Homes for the Atomic Age

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Dark Day – Today in History: May 19

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New-Gate Prison Breakout – Today in History: May 18

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The Comstock Bridge Brings East Hampton Residents Together

Largest Earthquake in Connecticut – Today in History: May 16

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The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch, Hartford

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Albert Pope Pioneered Bicycles for Women

Jacob Schick Invents the Electric Razor – Today in History: May 13

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Exploring Early Connecticut Mapmaking

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Katharine Hepburn’s Love Affair (with Connecticut)

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A Russian Village Retreat in Southbury

Hidden Nearby: John Brown’s Torrington Birthplace

Sloan Wilson, the Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, is Born – Today in History: May 8

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Edwin Land Inventor of the Polaroid Born – Today in History: May 7

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West Cornwall Covered Bridge: An Icon of New England Craftsmanship

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Misread Signal Leads to Deadly South Norwalk Train Wreck – Who Knew?

The Prospect Green as a Historical Narrative

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The Newsies Strike Back

A First Amendment Lesson: Weaver High Students Teach Their Elders

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Take Me to the Fair: Connecticut Exhibits at the International Expositions

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Borough of Stonington

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Connecticut Declares War Against the Pequot – Today in History: May 1

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First American Medicine Patent – Today in History: April 30

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The Connecticut River

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Battle at Ridgefield – Today in History: April 27

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USS Tullibee – Today in History: April 27

The British Attack Danbury – Today in History: April 26

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Frederick Law Olmsted Born – Today in History: April 26

An Orderly and Decent Government

The Hartford Wheel Club: Disparity in the Gilded Age

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John Rogers was a 19th-Century Sculptor for the Common Man

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Hamilton Wrecks Aeroplane – Today in History: April 22

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News From Lexington: Contemporary Views of the Opening Battles of the American Revolution

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A Real Connecticut Yankee’s Baseball Career Cut Short

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Connecticut: Home to the Boxcar Children Mysteries – Who Knew?

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Vivien Kellems Takes On the IRS

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The American School for the Deaf – Today in History: April 15

Horace Bushnell Born – Today in History: April 14

The Northern Student Movement

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Speaking under the Open Sky: Frederick Douglass in Connecticut

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Wallingford Native Son Signed the Declaration of Independence

Bridgeport’s Walt Kelly, Creator of Pogo

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The Gettysburg Address and Heroic Fathers Bronze Tablets at the State Capitol

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The Coaster Brake – Today in History: April 9

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The Innumerable Accolades Afforded Dr. William H. Welch

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War and the Fear of Enemy Aliens – Who Knew?

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Let There Be Light: An Early History of the Hartford Electric Light Company

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World War I Flying Ace Raoul Lufbery

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Freighter Worcester Launched – Today in History: April 5

The 29th First to Enter Confederate Capital When It Surrenders – Today in History: April 3

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Amateur Radio Comes of Age in Connecticut

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Forgotten Founder: John Davenport of New Haven

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Fuller Brush Tower Collapses – Today in History: March 31

Hartford’s Fuller Brush Company Goes Door-to-Door Across US

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Theodate Pope Riddle: Connecticut’s Pioneering Woman Architect

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Video – Sophie Tucker Tribute Film

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A Candy Bar Empire in Naugatuck

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Bursting of the Staffordville Reservoir – Today in History: March 27

Video – Emily Dunning Barringer Tribute Film

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Connecticut Suffragists 1919

William Redfield Born – Today in History: March 26

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Triangle Shirtwaist Fire: Connecticut Lessons from a Tragedy

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Connecticut’s First Municipal Electric Utility

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Connecticut’s First Female Telephone Operator – Today in History: March 24

Waterbury’s Radium Girls

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Spring Training Baseball Comes to Wallingford

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Leatherman Dies – Today in History: March 20

Rock and Roll vs. Racism

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St. Patrick’s Day – Today in History: March 17

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Early 19th-Century Immigration in Connecticut

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A Woman Ahead of Her Time: Mabel Osgood Wright

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Playing with Time: The Introduction of Daylight Saving Time in Connecticut

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Nellie McKnight Promotes History and Literacy throughout Ellington

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The Public Library Movement: Caroline Hewins Makes Room for Young Readers

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A New Source of Farm Labor Crops Up in Wartime

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Blizzard of ’88 Shuts Greenwich Off from Outside World

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Lydia Sherman: The Derby Poisoner

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The First Hospice – Who Knew?

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A Day for Women – Today in History: March 8

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Gideon Welles Appointed Lincoln’s Secretary of the Navy – Today in History: March 7

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman

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Munitions Assembly Line 1943

A Civil War Soldier Engineers an Iconic Career

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Clare Boothe Luce Changed Perceptions about Women in Business and Politics

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John H. Trumbull: Connecticut’s “Flying Governor”

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The Lyman Allyn Opens – Today in History: March 2

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Today in History – Fales & Gray Explosion Underscores Need for a Hartford Hospital

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Olin Library and The Debate About Open Space at Wesleyan University

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Rex Brasher Dies – Today in History: February 29

Andover Lake: A Lesson in Social Change

William Gillette’s Last Performance – Today in History: February 27

The Revolving Gun – Today in History: February 25

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Marian Anderson’s Role in the Civil Rights Movement

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Fire and Ice: A Very Bad Week in 1914

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Actress Gwen Reed Best Remembered for Dedication to Childhood Literacy

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A Good Spot and a Healthy Place: A Short History of Charles Island

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Park Central Hotel Boiler Explosion – Today in History: February 18

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Baptist Missionaries at Work in 19th-Century Burma

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A Successful Lawyer and Politician Who Never Went to College

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Josiah Willard Gibbs’s Impact on Modern Science

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Meriden Town Hall Burns Down – Today in History: February 14

The Open and Fortified Country of the Human Heart: A Victorian Lady’s View of Love

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Charles Ethan Porter, Portrait of a 19th-Century African American Painter

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Constitution Plaza Then and Now

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Edward Alexander Bouchet: The First African American to Earn a PhD from an American University

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The Interstate Highway System Comes to Hartford

Arthur Miller dies – Today in History: February 10

Charles Stratton and Lavinia Warren Wed – Today in History: February 10

Changing Sentiments on Slavery in Colonial Hebron

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North and South: The Legacy of Eli Whitney

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Joel T. Case and the Victorianization of Bristol’s Federal Hill

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Colt Armory Burns – Today in History: February 4

A 1947 Movie Details the Unsolved Murder of a Bridgeport Priest

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How Real Estate Practices Influenced the Hartford Region’s Demographic Makeup

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Six Cities Respond to 1902 Waterbury Fire – Who Knew?

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1850s Equal Rights Activist James Mars

Hartford Times – Voices of Change

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Frozen Reservoir Destroys Danbury – Today in History: January 31

A Connecticut Slave in George Washington’s Army

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First General Copyright Law – Today in History: January 29

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First Commercial Telephone Exchange – Today in History: January 28

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John Ledyard, Connecticut’s Most Famous Traveler

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Hannah Bunce Watson: One of America’s First Female Publishers

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Birth of the Brass Valley

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A Total Eclipse of the Sun – Today in History: January 24

The Astronomical Event of the Century

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Early Church Bell Founders

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John Fitch Born – Today in History: January 21

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Ebenezer Tracy Made Some of the Finest 18th-Century Furniture

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Nancy Toney’s Lifetime in Slavery

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Almost a Tragedy: The Collapse of the Hartford Civic Center

Boot Blacks and the Struggle to Survive in Hartford

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The Debate Over Who Could Occupy World War II Public Housing in West Hartford

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The Phoenix Building, Hartford

The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

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The Tariffville Disaster – Today in History: January 14

Sophie Tucker, The Last of the Red-Hot Mamas

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The Industrial Revolution Comes to Jewett City

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An Uncommonly Ingenious Mechanic: Abel Buell of Connecticut

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Connecticut Arms the Union

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Music Vale Seminary in Salem Credited as Being First in US

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Connecticut Ratifies US Constitution – Today in History: January 9

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The Van Vleck Observatory: A Reflection of Environmental Conditions

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America’s First Woman Governor: Ella Grasso, 1919-1981

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From the State Historian: Discovering the Explorer Hiram Bingham III

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Ida Tarbell: The Woman Who Took On Standard Oil

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From the State Historian: Connecticut’s Slow Steps Toward Emancipation

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Gradual Emancipation Reflected the Struggle of Some to Envision Black Freedom

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Overland Travel in Connecticut, from Footpaths to Interstates

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Elizabeth Bentley Born – Today in History: January 1

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William Hawkins Abbott Finds the Energy to Power the Northeast

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A Godmother to Ravensbrück Survivors

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Hartford Publishes the First Literary Work by an African American – Who Knew?

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The Early Years of the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company

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Waterbury Clock Company Saved by Mickey Mouse – Who Knew?

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First New-Gate Prisoner – Today in History: December 22

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The Reverend Joseph Bellamy Makes Bethlehem a Holy Place

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Sending Season’s Greetings: Christmas Cards in Connecticut

Waterbury’s Holy Land

Benjamin Silliman and the Collection That Inspired the Yale Peabody Museum

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Cromwell’s Iron Men Made Toys for Boys and Girls

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This Won’t Hurt a Bit! A Brief History of Anesthesia

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Elihu Burritt Born – Today in History: December 8

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Reporting News of Pearl Harbor – Today in History: December 7

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NFL Great, Andy Robustelli of Stamford

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The Slow Demise of Prohibition in Wilton

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The Pest House Completed – Today in History: December 4

The American Brass Company: Leading the Way in the “Brass Valley”

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Education/Instrucción Combats Housing Discrimination

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Goshen’s Animal Pound

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Why Was New Haven Divided into Nine Squares?

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A Volcanic Giant Sleeps in Hamden

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Somers School of the Prophets

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Connecticut Poor Law Aimed to Care for the Needy

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America’s First Ordained Woman Minister: Olympia Brown and Bridgeport’s Universalist Church

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Charles McLean Andrews and Evangeline Walker Andrews

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Governor Griswold’s Thanksgiving Proclamation

A Woman Who Developed Tolerance: Leila T. Alexander

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New London Harbors a German Submarine During World War I – Who Knew?

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Iron and Water: The Norwich & Worcester Railroad Story

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“Negroes Who Stand Up and Fight Back” – Paul Robeson in Hartford

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Meriden’s Silver Lining

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Little Sorrel, Connecticut’s Confederate War Horse

Honor and Duty: The Life of Alfred Howe Terry

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The Connecticut Poll Tax

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Scandal in the Beecher Family

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Disaster at Cold Harbor: Connecticut’s Second Volunteer Heavy Artillery Regiment

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Clarence Dickinson Carries Printing Innovation into the 20th Century

Gerald Chapman: America’s First “Public Enemy Number One”

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General Joseph R. Hawley Helps Commemorate Connecticut’s Civil War Soldiers

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A Different “Type” of Connecticut Industry

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Hurricane of 1938: Connecticut’s Worst Disaster

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The Connecticut Ratification Convention

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Igor Sikorsky and his Flying Machines

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Benedict Arnold Turns and Burns New London

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David Bushnell and his Revolutionary Submarine

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Video – Undersea University – US Navy’s Submarine School

Briggs Manufacturing Drives Voluntown’s 19th-Century Cotton Economy

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Fitch Soldiers’ Home Closes – Today in History: August 28

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Discovered Dinosaur Tracks Re-Route Highway and Lead to State Park

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Windsor Tobacco: Made in the Shade

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The Legend of the Charter Oak

Enfield’s Shaker Legacy

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A Metal Giant in Wilton

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Women Win the Right to Vote

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Putting History on the Map

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Fame and Infamy for the Hulls of Derby

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Florence Griswold’s Home: A Story of Perseverance and Community

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William O’Neill: Climbing Up the Political Ladder

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North Stonington Fairs Preserve Connecticut’s Agricultural Heritage

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Ashford’s Glass from the Past

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Talcott Mountain: A View of Early New England

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Hardcore Connecticut: Documenting the State’s Punk Rock Scene

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Kensington Soldiers Monument Dedicated – Today in History: July 28

Samuel Colt…and Sewing Machines?

The Charter of 1662

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Senator Oliver Ellsworth’s Judiciary Act

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Up from the Ashes: Fire at the Meriden Britannia Company – Today in History: July 16

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Preserving Connecticut’s Natural Beauty: Connecticut’s First State Parks

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The Hartford Circus Fire

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman Born – Today in History: July 3

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Boat Shoes Have Ties to Connecticut – Who Knew?

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The Ku Klux Klan in Connecticut

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Noble Jerome’s Clock Patent Model

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A Public Responsibility: Conservation and Development in the 20th Century

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One of the Honored Dead: General J. K. F. Mansfield

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The War Connecticut Hated

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Ivory Cutting: The Rise and Decline of a Connecticut Industry

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The Colt Patent Fire-Arms Manufacturing Company

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Where Mr. Twain and Mrs. Stowe Built Their Dream Houses

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Ferry Boats a Way of Life in Early Connecticut

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Daring World War II Escape of a Bethany Soldier

Sarah Bernhardt Performs in Hartford – Today in History: June 8

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American Painter John Trumbull Born – Today in History: June 6

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Oldest Rose Garden – Who Knew?

Papier-Mache Clocks – Who Knew?

Gothic Connecticut

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Restoring a Unique Piece of Bloomfield History

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The Old Leatherman Alive in Our Memories

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The House That Hoadley Built

Benedict Arnold Demands the Key – Today in History: April 22

Phineas Pratt’s Machine for Making Combs – Today in History: April 12

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Union Brew

Hard Times: Governor Wilbur Cross and the Great Depression in Connecticut

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Abraham Ribicoff: Kennedy Confidant and Connecticut’s First Jewish Governor

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The British Raid on Essex

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P. T. Barnum Dies – Today in History: April 7

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Helen F. Boyd Leads the Charge for Better Public Health

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Knights of Columbus Chartered – Today in History: March 29

Video – Rosalind Russell Tribute Film

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Miss James, First Woman Pharmacist in CT Right in Old Saybrook

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“U.S. Troops in Viet Nam, but none in Selma” – Today in History: March 9

Fire at Wesleyan’s North College – Today in History: March 1

Women of the Prison Brigade

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The First US Can Opener – Today in History: January 5

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Hidden Nearby: The Morris Academy

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Jack Brutus, Connecticut War Dog – Who Knew?

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Video – Vampires and Witches in Connecticut a Lecture and Panel Discussion

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Get Out Your Paper Dress, Gal! – Who Knew?

Pepperidge Farm: Healthful Bread Builds a Business

Mianus River Bridge Collapses – Today in History: June 28

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Benedict Arnold died in London, England – Today in History: June 14

The Bazooka Changes War – Today in History: June 14

Hamilton Breaks Air Records – Today in History: June 13

Governor Chester Bowles Dies – Today in History: May 25

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Waterbury Tornado – Today in History: May 24

Benjamin Dutton Beecher had a Penchant for Invention

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An Orderly & Decent Government: A New State, A New Constitution, 1776-1818

An Orderly & Decent Government: Business and Government, 1905-1929

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1776-1818

An Orderly & Decent Government: A Society in Ferment, 1819-1865

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1888-1905

An Orderly & Decent Government: Establishing Self Government, 1634-1776

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1634-1776

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1634-1776

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1819-1865

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1888-1905

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1634-1776

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1888-1905

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1819-1865

An Orderly & Decent Government: A Clash of Cultures, 1888-1905

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1929-1964

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1905-1929

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1905-1929

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1819-1865

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1776-1818

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1905-1929

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1929-1964

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1866-1887

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1929-1964

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1965-Now

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1776-1818

An Orderly & Decent Government: A Co-Equal Branch of Government, 1965-Now

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1866-1887

An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1965-Now

An Orderly & Decent Government: Significant Events & Developments, 1866-1887

An Orderly & Decent Government: Crisis and Recovery, 1929-1964

An Orderly & Decent Government: Searching for the Common Good, 1965-Now

An Orderly & Decent Government: The Rise of the Factory, 1866-1887

The Portable Typewriting Machine – Today in History: April 12

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Benedict Arnold: America’s Most Famous Traitor

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Civil Rights Demonstrations – Today in History: March 18

Connecticut Pocketknife Firms

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Roger Griswold Starts a Brawl in Congress – Today in History: February 15

Alfred Carlton Gilbert, Inventor of the Erector Set – Today in History: February 15

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Artist Louis Paul Dessar Dies – Today in History: February 14

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Uriah Tracy Authors the Rules for Impeachment

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Black History Resources

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Reel Lawn Mower Patent – Today in History: January 28

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William Douglas: A Colonial Hero’s Sacrifice

Henry Barnard Advances State and National Education Initiatives

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Civic Center Roof Collapses – Today in History: January 18

Ethan Allen Born – Today in History: January 10

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Connecticut’s Christmas Town

The Revolution of 1817

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Scrabble Copyrighted – Today in History: December 1

Hartford’s Industrial Day – Today in History: October 7

Connecticut Pin Makers

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Danbury Prison Protest – Today in History: August 11

Hartford’s Challenge to “The Birth of a Nation”

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Civil War Soldier Dies of Gangrene – Today in History: July 10

The Who, What, Where, When and Why of Archives: How to Use Them

Waterford’s Need for Speed

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Video – Hidden History: Bushnell Park

The Civil War Commences: Connecticut’s Involvement in the Civil War

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Patents – Stafford’s Inventive Minds

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Video – Unsung Heroes: The Music of Jazz in New Haven

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Patents – Bloomfield’s Inventive Minds

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Video – Augusta Lewis Troup Tribute Film

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Map: Connecticut Women in History (more to come…)

Video – Dotha Bushnell Hillyer Tribute Film

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Video – Helen Keller Tribute Film

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Video – Florence Wald Tribute Film

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Video – Barbara McClintock Tribute Film

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Video – When Disaster Struck: The Flood of 1936, Part I

Video – When Disaster Struck: The Flood of 1936, Part 2

Video – When Disaster Struck: King Blizzard

Blizzard of 1888 Devastates State

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Video – Mary Townsend Seymour Tribute Film

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Government Orders Horse Pistols – Today in History: March 9

Video – Florence Griswold Tribute Film

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Emma Hart Willard: Leader in Women’s Education

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Oldies But Goodies – Order DVDs from the Vaults of the Connecticut Humanities

Samuel Colt: From Yankee Peddler to American Tycoon

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Ebenezer Bassett’s Historic Journey

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Four Saints in Three Acts Debuts – Today in History: February 7

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Town Patents the Lattice Truss Bridge – Today in History: January 28

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Patents – Bozrah’s Inventive Minds

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: American Clock & Watch Museum

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Over Time: West Hartford’s Historical Population

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Jim Flora Captures 20th-Century Pop Culture

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Colonel Augustus G. Hazard, Gunpowder Manufacturer – Who Knew?

Map – Bird’s-eye View of Jewett City, 1889

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Mohawk Mountain Made Snow for Winter Sports Lovers – Who Knew?

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William Pinney Does It All for Ellington

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Thomas J. Dodd and the Gun Control Act of 1968

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Video: No Booze for You – Who Knew?

Map – Bird’s-eye View of Ansonia, 1875

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29th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers Fought More than One War

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Evaporated Milk’s Connecticut Connection – Who Knew?

The Connecticut History Sports Challenge

Video – When Disaster Struck: The 1938 Hurricane, Part I

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The Forlorn Soldier

A Soldier’s Welcome

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Middletown Historical Society Explores City’s Lost Maritime Past

Video – William Gillette’s Railroad

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Video – Free-for-all Race at Charter Oak Park

Hidden Nearby: Two Monuments to Sportsmen at Housatonic Meadows State Park

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Christopher Miner Spencer, 19th-century Arms Manufacturer

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An Overview of Connecticut’s Outdoor Sculpture

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The Park City – Who Knew?

Andover to Woodstock: How Connecticut Ended Up with 169 Towns

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A Special Place to Honor Military Veterans in Plainville

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Map – Connecticut Landmarks of the Constitution

Frank Duryea Drives the First Automobile in Connecticut

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Albert Augustus Pope, Transportation Pioneer

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Nathan Starr’s Cutlass Fought the War of 1812

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Hartford’s Commemoration of World War I Servicemen and Women

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Video – Hidden History: Keney Tower

Windsor’s “Murder Factory”

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Hill-Stead Museum

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum

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A Bird’s-eye View of Bridgeport

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Sheff v. O’Neill Settlements Target Educational Segregation In Hartford

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Video – Rudolph Zallinger’s Masterpiece, “The Age of Reptiles”

Understanding the Environmental Effects of Industry by Examining the Starr Mill

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Video – Martha Parsons Tribute Film

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Food Needed to Win the War Comes from Washington

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A Different Look at the Amistad Trial: The Teenager Who Helped Save the Mende Captives

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Race Restrictive Covenants in Property Deeds

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Heart Pump out of an Erector Set – Who Knew?

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The Socially Dynamic Drumlin of Foss Hill

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Middletown’s Reservoirs Drive Growth Throughout the 19th and 20th Centuries

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Bird’s-eye Views Offer Idealized Portraits of Progress

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Andrus Field 1831–1911: Athletics and the Environment

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Providing Bundles for Britain and News for America

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An Inconvenient Season: Charlotte Cowles’s Letters from December 1839

The Hartford Convention – Today in History: December 15

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Eighty-Five Hundred Souls: the 1918-1919 Flu Epidemic in Connecticut

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Horace Wells Discovers Pain-free Dentistry

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Thomas W. Nason, the Poet Engraver of New England

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Connecticut’s Black Civil War Regiment

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Help Build “Teach It”

Video – Haunted History: Harriet Beecher Stowe House

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The Oldest US Newspaper in Continuous Publication

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Video – Home Front: Connecticut During World War II – Migration and Housing

A Month-Long Look at Immigration

Cash Crop: L.B. Haas & Co. and the History of Tobacco in Connecticut

The “Perfect Handle” Hatchet – Who Knew?

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Indian Hill Cemetery and the Landscaping of Burial Grounds in the Mid-19th Century

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The Rise and Fall of Sealing in Early New London Industry

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Connecticut’s Youngest City – Who Knew?

New London’s Sound Defense

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Windsor Engineers Success

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Harriet Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom’s Cabin Published 1852

Looking Back: the First “Aero Planes”

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Wesleyan Hills Helps Redefine Suburbia

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Over Time: Redding’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Ridgefield’s Historical Population

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Designed to Heal: The Connecticut General Hospital for the Insane

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Past Perfect: Wallace Nutting Invents an Ideal Olde New England

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Emily Holcombe Pioneered to Preserve Connecticut’s Colonial Past

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The Frost House Once Offered Travelers a Warm Welcome

Preserving an All-American Downtown in Torrington

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The Bryan-Andrew House: Still Standing After All These Years

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A Better Home and Garden in Bethlehem

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Louis’ Lunch and the Birth of the Hamburger

Killingworth’s Automated Attraction – Who Knew?

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The Darlings Make Preservation a Family Affair

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Diamonds of the Past: Hartford’s Lost Ball Parks

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John Howard Hale: Glastonbury’s Peach King

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The Susquehanna Settlers

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Soldier, Patriot, and Politician: The Life of Oliver Wolcott

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George Washington Slept Here (Just Perhaps Not Well)

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Echoes of the Old World: The Architectural Legacy of Ithiel Town

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Breaking the Mold: Tradition and Innovation in the Work of Elbert Weinberg

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Video – Mark Twain at Stormfield

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100 Years of Workers’ Compensation

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A Bird’s-eye View of New Britain

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Shakers Revolutionize Garden Seed Business – Who Knew?

Jared Eliot Calls on Colonists to Change their Agricultural Practices

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“A Noble and Precious Life”: Edgar M. Woodford, Civil Engineer, Abolitionist, and Soldier

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Over Time: Orange’s Historical Population

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The Decorative Arts of Connecticut

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Mad about Shad: Connecticut’s Love Affair with an Oily Fish

A Night to Remember: When the Steamboat Took on the Railroad—and Lost

Marietta Canty House

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Aetna Helps Make Hartford “The Insurance Capital of the World”

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Hartford’s Sex Trade: Prostitutes and Politics

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Katharine Houghton Hepburn, A Woman Before Her Time

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Over Time: Newtown’s Historical Population

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Over Time: North Haven’s Historical Population

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Over Time: North Branford’s Historical Population

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Selma, Not So Far Away

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Connecticut 29th Mustered into Service – Today in History: March 8

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Medicine Woman Gladys Tantaquidgeon and Mohegan Cultural Renewal

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A Feeling of Solidarity: Labor Unions and Suffragists Team Up

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James Mars’ Words Illuminate the Cruelty of Slavery in New England

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Over Time: Greenwich’s Historical Population

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James Lindsey Smith Takes the Underground Railroad to Connecticut

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Venture Smith, from Slavery to Freedom

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John Brown: A Portrait of Violent Abolitionism

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“Free Bobby, Free Ericka”: The New Haven Black Panther Trials

Early Anti-slavery Advocates in 18th-century Connecticut

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New Britain Plays Part in the Underground Railroad

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Over Time: Darien’s Historical Population

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Over Time: New Fairfield’s Historical Population

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Products from New Britain’s Past

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The Long, Ambiguous History of Connecticut’s Blue Laws

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Selling Connecticut Products Abroad

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New Britain’s Yankee Peddlers Boost 18th-century Economy

Over Time: East Haven’s Historical Population

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The Surprising Prevalence of Earthquake Activity in Connecticut

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Over Time: New Canaan’s Historical Population

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Powder Hollow in Hazardville – Who Knew?

Norwich’s “Volcanic” Past

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Over Time: Easton’s Historical Population

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The Colt Memorial, Cedar Hill Cemetery

Charles Goodyear and the Vulcanization of Rubber

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Farmington Canal Designed to Give Connecticut Commerce a Competitive Edge

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Over Time: Milford’s Historical Population

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Connecticut in the French and Indian War

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Over Time: New Haven’s Historical Population

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Standing at Rest, at Last: The Story of the Forlorn Soldier

Map – Sanborn Fire Insurance Map for Bethel, Fairfield County

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A Bird’s-eye View of Moosup

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Over Time: Derby’s Historical Population

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Over Time: West Haven’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Danbury’s Historical Population

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Textile Mills in Oxford Dominated Early Industry

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Combined Rail-and-Water System Makes Norwich a Key Travel Hub in Mid-1800s

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Over Time: Shelton’s Historical Population

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Free Speech for Some – Who Knew?

A Fair to Forget – Who Knew?

Building a Nation Brick by Brick

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Map – Sanborn Fire Insurance Map for Baltic, New London County

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Teach It Advisory Committee

Saddles Fit For a Shah

Rochambeau Returns Over and Over to Andover

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American Chairs, Made in Connecticut

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Civil War Monuments and Memorials in and Around the State Capitol

Sunday Funday? We Think Not – Who Knew?

Over Time: Stamford’s Historical Population

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Yankee Ingenuity: Curtis Veeder, a Mechanical Genius and Shrewd Businessman

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Over Time: Norwalk’s Historical Population

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Benjamin Silliman and Soda Water – Who Knew?

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Forlorn Soldier Oral History Interviews

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The Old Brownstone Soldier

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The Legend of Old Hayfoot, the Forlorn Soldier

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Commemorating the USS Hartford at the Connecticut State Capitol

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The Forlorn Soldier Conservation Ceremony, July 2013

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Pomp and Circumstance: Civil War Commemoration

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Hartford Retreat for the Insane Advanced Improved Standards of Care

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Over Time: Lyme’s Historical Population

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Video: The Story of the Salisbury Iron District

Over Time: Norwich’s Historical Population

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A Bird’s-eye View of Broad Brook

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Over Time: Old Saybrook’s Historical Population

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Pan-Harmonicum Strikes a New Note for Puritan Worship in Lebanon

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Dynamic Tensions: Conservation and Development up to the 1920s

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Over Time: Preston’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Clinton’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Bridgeport’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Durham’s Historical Population

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A Remarkable Signature – Who Knew?

Over Time: Bethel’s Historical Population

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Hartford’s Nook Farm

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Over Time: Old Lyme’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Branford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Brookfield’s Historical Population

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“Gentleman’s Farming” Comes to Waterford

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Norfolk—Alive With The Sound of Summer Music

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Barn Design in Connecticut

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From Frontier Town to Capital City: Collection Traces Hartford’s Transformation

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What’s in a Number? Connecticut’s Thirteenth Regiment Goes Off to War

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Philip Johnson in His Own Words

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Osborn Correctional Institution

A Shipping and Railroad Magnate Remembers His Connecticut Roots

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Frances Laughlin Wadsworth: Sculpting the Past

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Plainfield Academy: Grooming Connecticut Scholars in the 18th and 19th Centuries

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One Powerful Family in Bozrah

William Edgar Simonds: A Schoolteacher Turned Civil War Hero

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The Park Movement in Hartford

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Stanley Works for New Britain

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Humble Beginnings of the Dow Jones: How a Sterling Farmer Became the Toast of Wall Street

Aldrich Free Public Library: Dedicated to the Dissemination of Knowledge

Connecticut Daredevil Andrew Mamedoff Joins Royal Air Force

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Over Time: Bristol’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Wolcott’s Historical Population

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Mounds Candy Bar Involved in Espionage – Who Knew?

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Over Time: Plymouth’s Historical Population

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When Milk Powered Watertown’s Industry

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Hidden Nearby: Camp Columbia State Park in Morris

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Elias Perkins: One of Lisbon’s Most Accomplished Public Servants

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Over Time: Westbrook’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Essex’s Historical Population

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Semi-Pro Baseball in Sharon – Who Knew?

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Over Time: Deep River’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Chester’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Haddam’s Historical Population

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Over Time: East Haddam’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Salem’s Historical Population

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Over Time: East Lyme’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Waterford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: New London’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Montville’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Groton’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Stonington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Ledyard’s Historical Population

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Over Time: North Stonington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Griswold’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Voluntown’s Historical Population

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When Bozrah Provided Comfort to the Nation

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Over Time: Windham’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Marlborough’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Woodstock’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Eastford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Franklin’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Somers’ Historical Population

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Over Time: Lebanon’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Union’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Willington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Vernon’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Pomfret’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Lisbon’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Stafford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Putnam’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Ellington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Thompson’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Tolland’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Waterbury’s Historical Population

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Early 20th-Century Immigration in Connecticut

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A Voice for Veterans: A Civil War era ‘Whistle-Blower’ – Who Knew?

The Effects of “Redlining” on the Hartford Metropolitan Region

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Prudence Crandall Museum

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The Pike Family Lived a Life of Dyeing

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Imagining Connecticut

Over Time: Killingworth’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Hamden’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Hampton’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Chaplin’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Plainfield’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Killingly’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Sterling’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Canterbury’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Fairfield’s Historical Population

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Hidden Nearby: Harwinton’s Catlin Trough

Gideon Welles’s Role in Lincoln’s Cabinet

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Connecticut and American Impressionism

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Thread Your Needle – Today in History: March 2

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When the World Ran on Connecticut Time

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Over Time: Bolton’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Coventry’s Historical Population

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The Corbin Cabinet Lock Company and Patent Law: A Lesson in Novelty from a CT Perspective

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Over Time: Brooklyn’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Monroe’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Harwinton’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Guilford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Madison’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Barkhamsted’s Historical Population

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Hidden Nearby: Jedediah Strong’s Milestone

A Valley Flooded to Slake the Capital Region’s Thirst

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Henry Bacon Helps Beautify Naugatuck

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Workers at the Colt Armory, Hartford 1867

Over Time: Cheshire’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Bethany’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Hebron’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Prospect’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Columbia’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Colchester’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Torrington’s Historical Population

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Merritt Parkway 1939

Two Cornwall Firms Part of Famed Salisbury Iron District

The Yankee Peddler 1850

A Legacy of Thriving Cities 1905

Crew of the Whaling Schooner Margaret 1907

Suburban Development in Litchfield County 1982

New State Capitol 1878

Shade Grown Tobacco, Windsor 1965

Workers at the Eli Terry Clock Factory 1850

Fort Griswold and the Battle of Groton Heights 1781

Algonquin Man 1645

Welcoming Armenian Immigrants, Hartford, 1920

The Last Wolf in Connecticut

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Wethersfield Academy Est. 1804

A Puritan Landscape New Haven Town Green

Hartford’s Wadsworth Atheneum Est. 1842

Park Street Festival, Hartford 1978

Private Henry Cornwall 1862

Mark Twain, Huckleberry Finn Published 1885

Over Time: Woodbury’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Scotland’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Mansfield’s Historical Population

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G. Fox and the Golden Age of Department Stores

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Over Time: Sprague’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Bozrah’s Historical Population

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Family Ties Bring Together North Branford Industry

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Over Time: Beacon Falls’ Historical Population

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Over Time: Washington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Naugatuck’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Oxford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: New Milford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Middlebury’s Historical Population

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From Kiln to Collection: Norwich Pottery and Its Makers

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Over Time: Glastonbury’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Middlefield’s Historical Population

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Franklin’s Ashbel Woodward was a Battlefield Surgeon and Historian

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Yale University from Colonial Times to the Present

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Over Time: Portland’s Historical Population

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Hidden Nearby: Henry Obookiah’s Cornwall Grave

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Over Time: Simsbury’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Bethlehem’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Manchester’s Historical Population

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Creative License, or Fundamental Fact?

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Over Time: Canaan’s Historical Population

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Ezra Stiles Captured 18th-Century Life on Paper

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Over Time: Wethersfield’s Historical Population

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A Beautiful and Goodly Tree: The Rise and Fall of the American Elm

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Peter’s Rock: North Haven History with a View

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Over Time: New Britain’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Southbury’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Morris’ Historical Population

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Over Time: Thomaston’s Historical Population

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The Scoville Memorial Library

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Over Time: Roxbury’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Bridgewater’s Historical Population

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Over Time: East Hartford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Canton’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Enfield’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Cornwall’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Bloomfield’s Historical Population

Over Time: South Windsor’s Historical Population

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Over Time: East Windsor’s Historical Population

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Quassy: One of the Last of the Old-Time Trolley Parks

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Over Time: North Canaan’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Newington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Goshen’s Historical Population

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Over Time: East Hampton’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Warren’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Kent’s Historical Population

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Over Time: New Hartford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Watertown’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Rocky Hill’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Hartland’s Historical Population

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Samson Occom and the Brotherton Indians

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Over Time: Southington’s Historical Population

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Zebulon Brockway: A Controversial Figure in Prison Reform

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Over Time: Berlin’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Winchester’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Norfolk’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Burlington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Litchfield’s Historical Population

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Hidden Nearby: Bethlehem’s Joseph Bellamy Monument

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Over Time: Salisbury’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Colebrook’s Historical Population

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John Frederick Kensett Illuminates the 19th-Century Landscape

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James G. Batterson, Stone Contractor

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The Constitution Oak

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Over Time: Hartford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Meriden’s Historical Population

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Three Young Engineers: Charting New Haven

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Over Time: Granby’s Historical Population

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Over Time: East Granby’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Farmington’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Windsor’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Suffield’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Plainville’s Historical Population

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The Plainville Town Hall Catches Fire

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Over Time: Middletown’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Avon’s Historical Population

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East Haven was Home to Connecticut’s First Iron Works

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Over Time: Cromwell’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Ashford’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Andover’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Ansonia’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Sharon’s Historical Population

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Over Time: Windsor Locks’ Historical Population

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Firefighters Answer the Call in Greenwich

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Monument to Hero of the Greenwich Police Department – Who Knew?

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Connecticut Yankee Brings Power to the People

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A Willington Visionary Preserves the Nation’s Colonial Past

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P. T. Barnum’s Lottery

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“Outcasts” Build Their Own Village in 18th-Century Barkhamsted

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Video – When Disaster Struck: The 1938 Hurricane, Part 3

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The 29th Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Flag and Display

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Boone Guyton Tested the Limits of World-Famous Aircraft

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Yung Wing, the Chinese Educational Mission, and Transnational Connecticut

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Capital Community College Students Explore Hartford’s Immigrant History…In Their Own Words

Elastic Web Expands Textile Manufacturing in West Haven

Armstrong Finds a Niche in the Tire Market

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Blood on the Hill: The Battle of Groton Heights, September 6, 1781

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The Ebenezer Avery House – Who Knew?

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Bradley Field Enters the Jet Age

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The Story Trail of Voices

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Mohegan Federal Recognition

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Guilford’s One-Man Fire Department

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Alain and May White Memorial Boulder

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Philip Corbin: Manufacturing A Legacy for New Britain

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The Life of Chauncey Jerome: An Insider’s Look at What Made Early Bristol Tick

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Litchfield Historical Society

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Video – When Disaster Struck Connecticut: The Flood of 1955

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Lake Compounce: Bringing Amusements to the State’s Residents Since 1846

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Naugatuck’s Early Chemical Industry

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Anson Dickinson: Milton’s Painter of Portrait Miniatures

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America’s First Planetarium – Who knew?

The Steady Evolution of a Connecticut Family Business

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Warren Congregational Church, a Longstanding Community Center

Hartford Circus Fire: “The Tent’s on Fire!” – Who Knew?

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art

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Harwinton’s Sign has a Long History – Who Knew?

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Picture This: Seeing Connecticut in 3-D

Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Phelps-Hatheway House and Garden

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The League of American Wheelmen and Hartford’s Albert Pope Champion the Good Roads Movement

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Oldest Cavalry Unit – Who Knew?

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The Legacy of David Miles Hotchkiss

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Orange: Connecticut’s Candy Dispenser

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Connecticut’s “The Legend of the Charter Oak”

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Southington Industry: From Nuts to Bolts

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A Pioneering Connecticut Firearm

Plainville Has Been Flying High for Over 100 Years

A Hip Road Trip

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Bush-Holley House

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Portland Puts Its Stamp on an Architectural Era

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Surveying Connecticut’s Borders

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Norwich in Perspective

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Weaving the Cultural Fabric of Beacon Falls

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The Answer Is Risom!

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Rock-Solid Industry in 19th-Century Bolton

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The Connecticut Town Green

A History of Libraries Speaks Volumes About Southington

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Washington Didn’t Only Sleep Here: George Washington at Wethersfield’s Webb House

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Stepping Back in Time: North Stonington Village Historic District

Trinity College Students Call Attention to Histories of Inequality

Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Samuel Huntington

Farmington’s Hospital Rock Dates Back to 18th-Century Smallpox Inoculation

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Bird’s-eye Views of Rockville Chart Textile Industry’s Growth

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Eerie Remains of an 18th-Century Settlement in Pomfret

The “Fancy Chair” Craze of the 1800s: Lambert Hitchcock and the Story of the Hitchcock Chair

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Hervey Brooks’s 19th-Century Pottery Barn

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A Sign of the Times Blends Masonic and Patriotic Imagery

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Connecticut’s Naval Contributions to the Civil War

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Video – Home Front: Connecticut During World War II – Civil Defense

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Connecticut’s Sleepy Hollow

Road Signs of the Air

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Nathaniel Lyon: Colorful Commander from Connecticut

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Connecticut Takes the Wheel on Education Reform: Project Concern

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A Busy Airfield in Bethany

A Revolution in Horse Power: The Hartford & Wethersfield Horse Railroad Goes Electric

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The Unsteady Meaning of “The Land of Steady Habits”

Video – Home Front: A State Divided as War Looms in Europe

Looking Back: How the Vote Was Won

The Sole of New Canaan’s Shoe Industry

Faith Trumbull: The Artist Was a Young Girl

Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Florence Griswold Museum

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The Rise of the “Second Home” Community in Sharon – Who Knew?

Turnpikes and Transportation in Sharon

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center

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Video – Gifford Pinchot: America’s First Forester

Marking Time: Early Connecticut Innovations Transform Clock Making

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Bethany: Small-town Perseverance in the Face of Growing Industrialization

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A Photographer with a Painter’s Eye: The Story of Nelson Augustus Moore

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The Cheney Brothers’ Rise in the Silk Industry

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Breaking the Myth of the Unmanaged Landscape

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Map – Rochambeau’s Camp at Danbury

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Map – Rochambeau’s Camp at East Hartford

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Map – Rochambeau’s Camp at Voluntown

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Map – Rochambeau’s Camp at Farmington

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Map – Rochambeau’s Camp at Windham

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Old State House

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Bird’s-eye Views of Winsted

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From the State Historian: The Map That Wasn’t a Map

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North Stonington’s Randall House, Nothing Ordinary about It

North Stonington: Shunock River and Local Ambitions Powered a 19th-century Mill Town

Waste Not, Want Not: The Colonial Era Midden

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The Derby Silver Company

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A Bird’s-eye View of East Haddam

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Slater Memorial Museum

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Site Lines: Silas Deane

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Mark Twain House

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Luna Park: A 20th-century Story of Amusement and Morality

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The Slaters Go Round the World

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Causes of the Pequot War

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Lebanon Green

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Collections: Battle Flags

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Video – Hidden History: Old Hartford State House

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: New Britian Museum of American Art

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Charles Ritchel and the Dirigible

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Video – Connecticut’s Cultural Treasures: Mattatuck Museum

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Video – Hidden History: Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch

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Establishing Roots in Oxford

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The Lebanon Grange Followed a Different Tune than National Movement

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The Windsor Economy: A River Ran Through It

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Video – When Disaster Struck: The 1938 Hurricane, Part 2

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Connecticut’s Oldest English Settlement

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Early Turnpikes Provided Solution to Lack of Reliable Roads

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The Industrial Might of Connecticut Pegmatite

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Luna Park – Who Knew?

World-renowned Maker of Axes: The Collins Company of Canton

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Salisbury Iron Forged Early Industry

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Elisha Root Changes Industry – Who Knew?

Video – Hidden History: Hartford’s Ancient Burial Ground

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Video – Hidden History: Connecticut Historical Society

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Amasa Goodyear and Son Re-Invent Naugatuck

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D-Day – Today in History: June 6

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