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Connecticut History Out Loud! GRATING THE NUTMEG PODCAST

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When was the color line broken in the Hartford Fire Department? Hear inspiring first-hand stories of growing up in Hartford’s African American community in the North End and dive into the detective work done to uncover the story of William Henry Jacklyn, Hartford’s first Black firefighter.

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We were excited to welcome the new CT State Historian Andy Horowitz at our 20 x 20 Anniversary Game Changers gala! Watch his full speech on our Youtube page: youtu.be/OnZTJ96gGRY ...
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Don’t miss Litchfield CT’s Premier Online Auction! Oliver Wolcott Library’s 3rd Annual Week of Wonder is happening NOW. Preview a selection of unique gifts and fabulous offerings, featuring many local experiences!. Head to owlauction2022.ggo.bid to register and BID now! ...
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We couldn't do it without you! A big thank you to everyone who supported us on #GivingTuesday - you can still donate here: www.ctexplored.org/subscribe/friends-of-connecticut-explored/ ...
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Let's hear from more of our 2022 CT History #GameChangers! Stay tuned as our honorees continue to tell their stories!

Today we highlight New London Black Heritage Trail: A new walking trail created out of city-community collaboration and composed of 15 sites in New London that uses plaques with QR codes to link to an extensive website of local stories highlighting 300 years of Black resilience and accomplishment.

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Support your favorite CT history podcast this #GivingTuesday!

Connecticut Explored's Grating the Nutmeg brings you top flight authors and historians, compelling first-person stories, and new voices and experiences in Connecticut history. Your donation will ensure that Executive Producers Mary Donohue and CT State Historian Emeritus Walt Woodward can bring you a fresh episode at no cost every two weeks! All donations, large or small, are very much appreciated!

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Treat yourself or a loved one to something unforgettable this holiday season. Oliver Wolcott Library’s 3rd Annual Week of Wonder Online Auction features unique travel packages, fantastic gift items, and one-of-a-kind local Connecticut experiences. Bid on a private chocolate experience offered by Thorncrest Farm in Goshen, CT. Choose from your choice of one of 9 exquisite pieces from Lawrence Jeffrey Estate Jewelers. Treat yourself to a year of mani pedis at the Spa at Litchfield Hills. And so much more! BID NOW at owlauction2022.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse ...
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Connecticut History Needs You this #GivingTuesday!

Your donation could not be more important to us now. We face two steep challenges including the increase in cost for paper and ink - essential to bring our award-winning print magazine directly to your mailbox. All donations, large or small, are very much appreciated!

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Support Connecticut Explored this Giving Tuesday Your donation could not be more important to us now. We face two steep challenges including the increase in cost for paper and ink - essential to bring our award-winning print magazine directly to your mailbox. We’ve also hired our first paid publ.....
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Celebrating #NativeAmericanHistoryMonth:

In this episode recorded at the Mark Twain House in Hartford, Twain scholar and University of St. Joseph Professor of English Emerita Kerry Driscoll explores one of the last unexamined aspects of American author and humorist Mark Twain. Twain, a resident of Hartford from 1871 to 1891, wrote some of his most beloved works while living in Hartford and was generally known for championing the underdog. But Driscoll unflinchingly reveals here and in her book, Mark Twain Among the Indians and Other Indigenous Peoples, Twain’s blind spot when it came to America’s first peoples.

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Grating the Nutmeg: 52. Mark Twain’s Native American Problem
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In this episode recorded at the Mark Twain House in Hartford, Twain scholar and University of St. Joseph Professor of English Emerita Kerry Driscoll explores one of the last unexamined aspects of American author and humorist Mark Twain. Twain, a resident of Hartford from 1871 to 1891, wrote some of....
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Treat yourself or a loved one to the gift of experience this holiday season. Oliver Wolcott Library’s 3rd Annual Week of Wonder Online Auction features unique travel packages and one-of-a-kind local Connecticut experiences. Head to owlauction2022.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse to register and bid! ...
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Let's hear from more of our 2022 CT History #GameChangers! Stay tuned as our honorees continue to tell their stories!

Next we highlight Student Activism to Enact PA 1912 Legislation: Honoring student activists who played an important role in the passage of an act that mandated all public high schools to offer a course on African-American/Black and Puerto Rican/Latinx studies.

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To the original peoples of this continent, each day is a day to give thanks to the Creator. Thanksgiving ceremonies have always taken place whenever Native people have gathered, and food and feasts often serve as focal points. An interesting article on Native American recipes (The Native chefs are Javier Kaulaity, Clayton Jones, Justin Pioche, Elena Terry, Brian Pekah, Monie Horsechief, and Anthony Warrior) by journalist #evelynkanter ecoxplorer.com/2022/11/thanksgiving-recipes-from-native-american-chefs/ (Image: Percy Sandy (A:shiwi [Zuni], 1918–1974). “Blue and White Corn Grinding,” 1930–1940. Taos, New Mexico. 23/3320. (National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian) ...
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Looking forward to #Thanksgiving?
Food historians Keith Staveley and Kathleen Fitzgerald join State Historian Emeritus 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.

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Grating the Nutmeg: 61. Feasts, Facts & Fictions : Cooking REAL New England Holiday Foods
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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 histori...
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Earlier this fall our CTE #GameChangers Elena Rosario and Pablo Delano gathered at the Park Street Library@the Lyric to discuss how their work celebrates and documents the Puerto Rican community in Hartford. The conversation was hosted by Jasmin Agosto, Community Outreach Coordinator for the Hartford History Center at the Hartford Public Library.

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Two young men.

Henry Opukaha'ia, a native of Hawaii, who died in Cornwall, CT in 1818. Albert Afraid of Hawk, a Lakota Sioux native who died in Danbury in 1900.

Nick Bellantoni was the archaeologist tasked with helping return the remains of each of these men to their homes and families, more than a century after they had died.

Hear him tell their strangely connected and deeply moving stories in this special two-part Grating the Nutmeg episode:
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Great story. Nick’s book Long Journey Home is great read.
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