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New episode! Natalie Belanger of the Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library is joined by historian Barbara Sicherman, the William R. Kenan Jr. Professor Emerita at Trinity College, to discuss the landmark reproductive rights case, Griswold v. Connecticut. Professor Sicherman talks about the origins of the lawsuit, what it meant for women in our state, and its long-term influence on civil rights rulings.

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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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Twice a year, restoration carpenter Tom Linsky and his wife Sally Irons host a heart-cooked colonial feast in their historic 18th century Portland home, as a benefit for their favorite charities. For those events Chef Tom Linskey spends an entire week prepping, preparing, and cooking a totally hearth-cooked panoply of colonial dishes to serve for the benefits' guests. State Historian Walt Woodward stopped in to see Tom throughout the week to learn about hearth-cooking and feasting in the colonial era.
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Anyone involved in the civic life of Hartford has likely come across the name Knox, whether in the form of KNOX Inc., an organization that uses “greening” programs to spur community development, or the Betty Knox Foundation, which provides small grants to organizations that help under-served Har...
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October 12, 2021 0 20th Anniversary Celebration: 20 for 20 20 for 20: Innovation in Connecticut History to Mark Connecticut Explored’s 20th Anniversary October 2021 Connecticut Explored, the nonprofit magazine of…
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Listen! Food historians Keith Staveley and Kathleen Fitzgerald join state historian Walt Woodward at his dinner table in Columbia for a talk about traditional New England holiday foods - authentic and not-so-authentic – and the stories behind them.

PLUS, Keith and Kathy brought along 9 truly historic and delicious New England food recipes, translated into modern cooking instructions kitchen-tested for authentic flavor.

Whether you want to wow your holiday dinner guests with some astonishing food facts, or cook up a dish or two they'll be talking about all year, this is your podcast.

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Eye-Popping Opulence of the Victorian Era—Out now: Our last Inbox of the fall issue with 3 stories about "more is more" in architecture and design. Plus the latest Grating the Nutmeg podcast, exhibitions and programs at our partner organizations to see now, throw-back stories to revisit, and more! Subscribe to CTExplored/Inbox PREMIUM and get 15% off until 12/31/21! ...
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Our Friends Campaign Needs You! We are so thankful to our steady, loyal Friends who support us through thick and thin—and always welcome new Friends! CTExplored would not be where it is today without your contributions. We're asking you to make a $190 gift in honor of our 19th year! Help to ensure that we can keep publishing--gifts of any amount are important. Friends support also helps underwrite discounted subscriptions for teachers, free subscriptions to state History Day winners (students and their teachers), the development of social studies resources for students in K-12, and collaborative programming with our partners. Thank you!
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Have you driven by this big blue dome on Interstate 91? This is the Colt Armory where Sam Colt made his fortune. But it took a lot of crazy things to happen before he became successful!
Mary Donohue, Asst. Publisher of Connecticut Explored, the magazine of Connecticut history, digs into some Sam Colt stories with Jim Rasenberger, author of Revolver: Sam Colt and the Six-shooter that Changed America.
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It turns out that we may not have known much about Sam Colt’s life before he became fabulously wealthy—he traveled with a novelty act, womanized, drank, smuggled guns to Russia, bribed politicians, and blew up ships in New York Harbor with electricity.

Mary Donohue, Asst. Publisher of Connecticut Explored, the magazine of Connecticut history, digs into some of these stories with Jim Rasenberger, author of Revolver: Sam Colt and the Six-shooter that Changed America.New Podcast Ep!

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Read our latest FREE e-newsletter with two stories from the Fall 2021 issue, the latest Grating the Nutmeg podcast, throw-back stories to enjoy now, and more! Plus find out about our Fall SUBSCRIPTION SALE—two special offers, one to your mailbox and one to your inbox! ...
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My great grandfather worked for Mr. Pope (possibly Albert, possibly a son). He drove Mr. Pope and/or walked the horses (you know how uncertain family lore can be). Whatever he did for Mr. Pope, my great grandfather got a stinky liniment from working there - for several years he rubbed it on my grandmother's legs to get her to walk again after polio. My ex liked the Pope bicycle history. Took me a long time to realize it was the same company.
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