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A big thank you to Connecticut Humanities for awarding a CT Cultural Fund Operating Support Grant (CTCFOSG) to CT Explored! The CTCFOSG are part of $30.7M of support allocated to arts, humanities, and cultural nonprofits through CTH over the next two years by the CT General Assembly and approved by the Office of Governor Ned Lamont. The funding will assist organizations as they recover from the pandemic and maintain and grow their ability to serve their community and the public. ...
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Find out more about this flexible, remote, part-time position working with the state’s magazine and podcast of Connecticut history at www.ctexplored.org/were-hiring-education-specialist/. ...
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Our latest from the Winter issue—from Bridgeport to Durant, Iowa, you don't want to miss these Connecticut stories! ...
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New Episode Out Now!

Hartford's Ann Plato was the first Black woman to publish a book of essays and poems (1841). Join Natalie Belanger, Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library and Professor Antoinette Brim Bell, Professor of English, Capitol Community College, for a discussion on Plato's extraordinary work and life. Ann Plato’s book, Essay: Including Biographies and Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Poetry, has been digitized and is available to read online.

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Ct Explored for kids!Shoes. Toys. Car tires. Erasers. Balloons. Elastic bands. What do all these things have in common? They are made of rubber! Hundreds of things we use everyday are made with rubber. It’s hard to imagine living without it. We have one person to thank for this: Charles Goodyear.
Read more in this article by Bobby Shipman, a fifth grader at Tariffville Elementary School in Simsbury.
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New Podcast Episode! What famous Bridgeport resident built this fantasy house? Our episode reveals circus showman P. T. Barnum. He made and lost several fortunes, helped to create the American circus, exhibited a phony mermaid cobbled together from a monkey and a fish, and loved Bridgeport!
Find out more about the Barnum’s over the top life and his lasting mark on Bridgeport, Connecticut with guest Bruce Hawley, author of “P. T. Barnum Builds a City” in the Winter 2021 issue of Connecticut Explored.
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Read all about artist Milton Avery in our new Winter issue and be sure to see the Avery exhibit that opens on 2/25 at Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art!
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We take a look at one of Connecticut’s most famous residents, circus showman P. T. Barnum. He made and lost several fortunes, helped to create the American circus, exhibited a phony mermaid cobbled together from a monkey and a fish, and loved Bridgeport!

Mary Donohue, Asst. Publisher of Connecticut Explored, the magazine of Connecticut history, finds out more about the Barnum’s over the top life and his lasting mark on Bridgeport, Connecticut with her guest Bruce Hawley, author of “P. T. Barnum Builds a City” in the Winter 2021 issue of Connecticut Explored.

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November 20, 2021 0 Winter 2021 – 2022: Voices from the Past The Winter 2021-2022 issue, in the mail to member-subscribers and on newsstands by December 1, brings you the compelling voices of…
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Where some my Nicholls and Johnson ancestors lived. My ancestor Richard Edwin Stanton's building company built the Wheeler and Wilson factory in East Bridgeport. Stanton was born Brooklyn, NY in 1826 and died in Bridgeport, CT in 1886.
Tell the story of the people of color who were probably exploited in the process. So much erasure in history. There's no way they weren't there.
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Sign up for this wonderful program by our publisher! Did you know that Connecticut Explored was originally called The Hog River Journal? Find out why in this virtual program! ...
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Thanks to you, in 2021 Grating the Nutmeg saw it's 100,000th download. We're proud to be a fixture of so many Connectican's playlists, and proud to be among the top 20% of all podcasts in terms of listenership.

To celebrate, we thought we'd have a New Year's flashback, and link back to our five all time most listened to podcasts. Just click on the link below, then click play on the next page, and enjoy!
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Number One: Connecticut and the Pandemic of 1918. gratingthenutmeg.libsyn.com/93-connecticut-and-the-pandemic-of-1918As Covid began rocking our world in 2020, we looked back at how the Influenza Epidemic of 1918 rocked Connecticut a century ago. Interesting to listen to a year later, because it too seems historical

Number Two: Governor John Dempsey, Son of Chair. gratingthenutmeg.libsyn.com/18a-audio-only-governor-john-dempsey-son-of-cahir-audio Connecticut's only foreign born governor since the colonial period, Governor John Dempsey owed much of his immense popularity, and his progressive public policies, to boyhood lessons learned in his birth town of Chair, County Tipperary, Ireland.

Number Three: The Delicious History of Pizza in New Haven. gratingthenutmeg.libsyn.com/77-the-delicious-history-of-pizza-in-new-haven You haven't really tasted "abeetz" until you know it's history. Yum.

Number Four: Rough Justice for Nathan Hale. gratingthenutmeg.libsyn.com/96-rough-justice-for-nathan-hale Why were the British so fired up to execute Connecticut's state hero? A new twist on a story we thought we knew in full.

Number Five: The Unlikely Legend – and History – of the Charter Oak . gratingthenutmeg.libsyn.com/100-the-unlikely-legend-and-history-of-the-charter-oak Connecitcut's most iconic legend is not only terribly important from a history standpoint - it's wrong.

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Christmas in New England was not always the affair it is today. The Puritans, in fact, tried their best to stamp it out during the Colonial period. According to Stephen Nissenbaum in The Battle for Christmas (Vintage Books, 1997) in Massachusetts between 1659 and 1681 it was illegal to celebrate the holiday. Even where celebration was allowed, it wasn’t universally embraced. Read more:
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Thanks for listening and exploring CT history!
Our podcast has reached 100K downloads! Each episode has a connection to CT's people, places and things. Hosts Mary Donohue, asst. publisher of CT Explored, Walt Woodward, Connecticut State Historian, and Natalie Belanger of Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library interview top historians and authors about CT history.

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In the spirit of the season, a Victorian era Christmas story by the celebrated Guilford author Rev. W. H. H. Murray. Called “Adirondack” Murray, because his books transformed that region from a New York wilderness to a popular tourist destinations, Murray was one of the earliest promoters of recreational camping, and coined the term “vacation. In “John Norton’s Vagabond,” a decides, in counsel with his dogs to hold a special Christmas dinner. Get a cup of cocoa, grab an easy chair, and hear Walt Woodward read “Adirondack Murray’s” Christmas story, “John Norton’s Vagabond. Gratingthenutmeg.libsyn.com ...
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