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Jacques and Therese Makowsky and the Development of the Cornish Game Hen

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Jewish Farming Communities in Connecticut in the 19th and 20th Centuries

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Connecticut’s First Roman Catholic Church

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Connecticut and the Armenian Genocide

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Polish Tobacco Farmers in the Connecticut River Valley

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Connecticut’s French Connections

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The Sea in their Blood: The Portuguese in New London County

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Yukitaka Osaki and Gillette Castle: One of Hadlyme’s First Japanese Immigrants

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Building an Armenian Community in New Britain

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Peter Prudden: Milford’s First Minister

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They Also Served: Chinese, Southeast Asians, and Hawaiians in the American Civil War

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Africans in Search of the American Dream: Cape Verdean Whalers and Sealers

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Children of the Reconcentrados: Caroline Selden’s Cuban School

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At the Sign of the Yellow Dragon: Hartford’s First Chinese Restaurants

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Avon’s Educational and Cultural Pioneer

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Hartford’s “Little Italy”

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Avon Industry: From Underground to Outerspace

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Sylvester Poli, Negotiating Cultural Politics in an Age of Immigration

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The Many Layers to Onion Farming in Westport

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A Russian Village Retreat in Southbury

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire: Connecticut Lessons from a Tragedy

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Early 19th-Century Immigration in Connecticut

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Connecticut Poor Law Aimed to Care for the Needy

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Igor Sikorsky and his Flying Machines

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Windsor Tobacco: Made in the Shade

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

A Month-Long Look at Immigration

A Legacy of Thriving Cities 1905

Welcoming Armenian Immigrants, Hartford, 1920

Park Street Festival, Hartford 1978

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

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

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