Fall 2010 VOLUME 8 / NUMBER 4
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A Hot Dog for the First Lady | ||
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Waterbury’s Newspaper Family | ||
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Merchants, Patriots, Governors | ||
ContentsFeatures | |
pg 12 Frankies Hot Dogs By Frank Purcaro |
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pg 16 Celebrating Connecticut’s Founding By Walter Woodward |
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page 26 In Search of the Great Find! By Briann Greenfield |
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pg 38 The Trumbull Dynasty By Elizabeth Pratt Fox and Alicia Wayland |
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Departments | |
pg 9 |
Hog River Journal |
pg 10 |
Letters, etc. |
pg 12 | Frankies Hot Dogs. By Frank Purcaro |
pg 16 | Celebrating Connecticut’s Founding. By Walter Woodward |
pg 22 | Shoebox Archives: Waterbury Republican-American: Three Generations in the Newspaper Business. By Michael C. Dooling |
pg 24 | re: collections: Turning: Wheels, Reels, and Flutes. By Julie Frey |
pg 26 | In Search of the Great Find! By Briann Greenfield |
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Shoebox Archives: The Danbury Square Box Company. By Diane Hassan |
pg 34 | Rose Wilder Lane: Little House in Connecticut. By Christine Woodside |
pg 36 | Destination: Connecticut State Library: George Godard Gets His Building. By Kendall F. Wiggin |
pg 38 | The Trumbull Dynasty. By Elizabeth Pratt Fox and Alicia Wayland |
pg 44 | Get What You Need at Pfau’s. By Nena Donovan Levine |
pg 45 | Genealogy: The Quintessential Family Business. By Mel Smith |
pg 46 | Site Lines: Historic Main Streets Matter. By John Simone |
pg 48 | Spotlight: Events & News from Partner Organizations |
pg 52 | Bruce Fraser: The End of a Life. The End of an Era. By Walter Woodward Afterword |