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[Archived] Sarah Harris Fayerweather

  • Writer:
    Emily Clark

  • Town(s):
    Canterbury, New London

  • Zotero ID:
    46CANNWV

Sarah Harris Fayerweather

  • Writer:
    Emily Clark

  • Town(s):
    Canterbury, New London

  • Zotero ID:
    46CANNWV

Race Restrictive Covenants in Property Deeds

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    JM86D6E9

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

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    3J2MRCSE

Southbury Takes On the Nazis

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    WTEZIVAA

Education/Instrucción Combats Housing Discrimination

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

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    22MC9HH2

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

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    CT2V8HIT

The Ku Klux Klan in Connecticut

  • Writer:
    Andy Piascik

  • Town(s):
    Meriden, Windham

  • Zotero ID:
    2KN5TSXD

Yung Wing, the Chinese Educational Mission, and Transnational Connecticut

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Mary Townsend Seymour: Hartford’s Organizer, Activist, and Suffragist

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    HS2FMMMJ

Danbury Hangings: The Executions of Anthony and Amos

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    MWVTXW7U

Sarah Kemble Knight’s Journey through Colonial Connecticut

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    SRI6NEFR

Connecticut’s Black Governors

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The Successes and Struggles of New Haven Entrepreneur William Lanson

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Ellis Ruley: Art that Celebrated Life

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    W2P9TE33

Connecticut Lawyer Prosecutes Nazi War Criminals at Nuremberg

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    7R2CTBZ5

The Sand Hogs Set the Foundation for the Bulkeley Bridge

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Andover Lake: A Lesson in Social Change

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

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    QKBGH3JX

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

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    E5RAHWNN

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

Civil Rights Demonstrations – Today in History: March 18

Selma, Not So Far Away

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The Effects of “Redlining” on the Hartford Metropolitan Region

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    XT38KFEP

Prudence Crandall Fights for Equal Access to Education

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    XSRXJV4B

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