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New London’s Tradition of Burning Benedict Arnold…in Effigy – Who Knew?

Arbor Day’s Roots in Connecticut – Who Knew?

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

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The Longest Highway Drawbridge – Who Knew?

Hurricanes Connie & Diane Deliver Double Hit – Who Knew?

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

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Weir Farm the Result of a Trade – Who Knew?

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

Horseshoe Nail Capital of the World – Who Knew?

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

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

War and the Fear of Enemy Aliens – Who Knew?

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The First Hospice – Who Knew?

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Six Cities Respond to 1902 Waterbury Fire – Who Knew?

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

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The Park City – Who Knew?

Semi-Pro Baseball in Sharon – Who Knew?

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

Luna Park – Who Knew?

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