Summer 2010 VOLUME 8 / NUMBER 3
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Gemstones for Tiffany & Co.| Contents Features | |
| Pg 12 Awakening in Forestville A photo essay about a place for spiritual and intellectual revival. By Arthur K. Pope |
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| Pg 18 The Good Works of the Civilian Conservation Corps Our state’s parks transformed in the Great Depression. By Marty Podskoch |
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| Pg 24 City, Country, Town: Connecticut Landmarks A look at the history of the land beneath three historic sites. By Rochelle Simon, Sally Ryan, Barbara Lipsche, and Kristin Havill |
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| pg 30 Connecticut’s Mulberry Craze In pursuit of silk thread, we went crazy for mulberry trees. By Bob Wyss |
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| pg 36 The Industrial Might of Connecticut Pegmatite Mining for grit and sparkle. By John A. Pawloski, Sr. |
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| Departments | |
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Hog River Journal: History Can Lead to Land Preservation |
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Letters, etc. |
| pg 12 |
Awakening in Forestville. Plainville’s Methodist campground. By Arthur K. Pope |
| pg 18 | The Good Works of the Civilian Conservation Corps. By Marty Podskoch |
| pg 24 | City, Country, Town: Connecticut Landmarks. By Rochelle Simon, Sally Ryan, Barbara Lipsche, and Kristin Havill |
| pg 30 | Connecticut’s Mulberry Craze. By Bob Wyss |
| pg 36 | The Industrial Might of Connecticut Pegmatite. By John A. Pawloski, Sr. |
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Re: Collections: Preserving Hartford’s Public Parks History. By Jordyn Sims |
| pg 43 | Destination: Eli Whitney Barn. By Todd Levine |
| pg 44 | Site Lines: Two if By Sea, The New London Harbor and Stonington lighthouses. By Elizabeth J. Normen |
| pg 46 | Shoebox Archives: My Summers at Camp Courant. By Chief Charles A. Teale, Sr. |
| pg 47 | Spotlight: Events & News from Partner Organizations |
| pg 52 | Afterword |