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- February 12, 2021 0 Environmental History — Spring 2021
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#EarthDay is April 22nd! Here's a throwback article about CT's great outdoors:
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Check out CTE on Substack! Join us to receive a bi-weekly newsletter called CTExplored/Inbox. Get a story, the latest podcast, events around the state and throwback stories! Get your history - just enough, not too much!
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Connecticut Explored
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New Podcast! Listen: bit.ly/3mPegvz
In a lecture for Cheshire Public Library, promoting his new, second volume on Connecticut transportation history "Paved Roads and Public Money" (Wesleyan University Press),historian, civil engineer, and highway and transportation planner Richard DeLuca underscores the inseparable relationships among population, technology, and the environment.

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#EarthDay is April 22nd! Here's a throwback article about CT's great outdoors:
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Connecticut Explored
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Looking for something fun and educational to do with the kids over Spring Break? Keeler Activity Kits are on sale now at Keeler Tavern Museum and History Center, either online or in the museum shop. The thoughtfully curated kits use core KTM&HC school programs to teach about state and local history in an engaging way. They explore unique stories from the museum that bring the history of where we live to life. All kits complement each other and build upon stories found in “Where I Live: Connecticut,” a resource developed by Connecticut Explored & CT History For Kids that talks about the history, culture, and geography of Connecticut. Kits range in price from $10 to $26 and are designed for kids in grades 3-5.
Melissa Houston, director of education at KTM&HC, builds the Activity Kits to connect to some of KTM&HC’s most popular youth programming. “The kits create opportunities to make learning about history fun, accessible, and relevant to young kids’ lives through hands-on experiences like quill pen writing or decoding images. Themes include colonial life and the Battle of Ridgefield, and we will be adding new themes over the coming months to create a library of Keeler Activity Kits for the whole family!”
Encourage a love of history and support Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center! Purchase Keeler Activity Kits in the museum shop or online here: ktmhc.square.site/
Online purchases can be picked up in the Visitor Center, Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., or they can be shipped anywhere in the United States (shipping rates apply). ...
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Wow! A museum in MA sent me a response to a question and I wonder if you could respond as well. From one of my grandkids - here it is; what is the origin of the old saying “children are to be seen and not heard” ?
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Connecticut Explored
6 days ago
Saving Family Farms for future generations! The latest from our Spring 2021 issue. Sign up to get CTExplored/Inbox twice a month and learn more about Connecticut history. Includes a link to our podcast about the history of Elizabeth Park and more! Go to ctexplored.org to sign up ...
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Connecticut Explored
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We will be featuring Prof Delano’s work in our upcoming Summer issue!Trinity Professor Pablo Delano will have an outdoor art installation in Pope Park later this week. The opening of the installation will be this Saturday April 17th at 1:00 pm. We're looking forward to seeing Professor Delano's work! ...
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Read more about saving family farms in Connecticut in our Spring issue story: ctexplored.org ...
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#EarthDay is April 22nd! Here's a throwback article about CT's great outdoors:
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Plan ahead & Purchase your experience today!!

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Did you know Candlewood Lake was created by a power company?
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Get ready for Earth Day with our latest free CTExplored/Inbox newsletter coming out April 15th! We're talking about saving CT farmland for future generations!
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The latest stories, the newest podcast, events around the state and throwback stories!
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This is the Connecticut I remember!!! 💕
Earthday 2021 original song titled "Pollinate"! cheryljeanette.hearnow.com
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A big welcome to Wood Memorial Library & Museum in South Windsor as our newest Organizational Partner! Happy the Library & Museum will grace our pages-coming up in the Summer issue! ...
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"Health, Healing & Addiction in 19th Century America" - The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum ...
"Health, Healing & Addiction in 19th Century America" - The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum
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This new exhibition will explore the birth of modern medicine and its scientific breakthroughs, as well as investigate what history can teach us about the Germ Theory, Civil War and its medical legacy...
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Check out CTE on Substack! Join us to receive a bi-weekly newsletter called CTExplored/Inbox. Get a story, the latest podcast, events around the state and throwback stories! Get your history - just enough, not too much!
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New Podcast Ep out today! LISTEN: bit.ly/3rNWHwX
How did Elizabeth Park become the public park it is today? Find out how Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of landscape architecture, a contested will and a beloved wife are all part of the story.

Mary Donohue interviews Elizabeth Park’s Rosarian, Stephen Scanniello about all things roses.

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This article appeared in The Hartford Courant in 1913!
How dangerous was gas lighting?
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Arbor Day is coming up, learn about trees as memorials and witnesses to history. Sign up to receive each free issue. ...
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