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SUMMER 2020 – 100th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage

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Mary Donohue, Asst. Publisher of Connecticut Explored, reveals Connecticut’s connection to Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore, and the run up to his most contentious project, the Mount Rushmore National Monument in South Dakota. Perhaps the largest outdoor sculpture in the country, it has been controversial since it was proposed. Where it’s located, who it commemorates, and its sculptor are all part of the national conversation now.
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Free and open to the public, The Road to Victory exhibition of 11 panels blends original artwork with an overview of the movement on the local, state and national levels. Researched by the Ridgefield Historical Society (RHS) and the League of Women Voters of Ridgefield (LWVR), the panels were create...
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From today’s Hartford Courant -CT Explored author Ainissa Ramirez shares the story of Sarah Boone-one of the first African American women to receive a US Patent. An inspiring person and maybe one that should be commemorated with a statue. Read the full story on Boone’s invention in the current Summer issue of Connecticut Explored-order your copy at ctexplored. org ...
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The National History Day - Washington D.C. is coming up for a lot of the schools in CT. This year's theme is on communication and understanding how it relates to historical events etc... Wonder if CT explored would place some posts up that relate to the theme to assist kids in beginning to think about a topic for the upcoming year.
They'd pull the statue down because they have no clue!
African Americans aint African.
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Right now, history and democracy are taking center stage and we all have a role to play in participating in shaping the next 250 years of U.S. history. Over 65 history and civic engagement organizations have joined forces to share My Wish For U.S., a platform for taking the first step: contributing our vision for the future. After you’ve shared your wish, you can explore wishes across the nation by location, demographics and topics – even historical wishes. You can also tweet your wish to your local representative, ensuring your voice gets heard. MyWishForUS.com #MyWishForUS ...
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Connecticut State Historian Walt Woodward presents two stories he wrote for this Fall's special "Remembering World War II" edition of Connecticut Explored Magazine. The first tells how Pratt & Whitney Aircraft prepared for the coming crisis. The second tells the story of Gordon H. Stirling, Connecticut's 1st World War II hero. Sterling joined the Army Air Corp in 1940 and fought in the air over Pearl Harbor.

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Great interview with publisher Elizabeth Normen about our 3rd grade history book all about Connecticut! A full, free website too full of additional lesson plans and stories!
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Brand new Grating the Nutmeg podcast episode from Walt Woodward-just in time for the weekend! Take a listen!Connecticut's First World War II Hero. Sunday morning, Gordon H. Stirling looked forward to a beach date with his fiancée. By noon, he had died as Connecticut's 1st World War II hero. Hear his story, on a brand new episode of Grating the Nutmeg. gratingthenutmeg.libsyn.com ...
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We're so happy to see this great article by Susan Dunne in today's Hartford Courant about the Connecticut Historical Society's online exhibit covered in our newest episode of our podcast Grating the Nutmeg. Listen to historians involved in the project here : bit.ly/38O2MRZ ...
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New podcast episode out today!
In this episode, Natalie Belanger of the Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library talks to historians Brittney Yancy and Karen Li Miller about their ongoing project to uncover the suffrage work of women of color in Connecticut. African American women rallied for the woman’s suffrage cause, determined to ensure black women’s inclusion and electoral self-representation.

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Go to this link to visit the CHS online exhibit chs.org/WOCvotes/

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Did you know there are places in Connecticut that have disappeared? Pleasant Vale is one such place. It was part of Oxford. Now it is at the bottom of Lake Zoar.
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