Connecticut at War
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Connecticut’s First World War II Hero
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Connecticut in the Civil War
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Civil War: Witness to Gettysburg Horatio Dana Chapman
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German POWs at Bradley Field
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Connecticut’s Own Rosie the Riveter
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“Howdy Men…” Bob Steele in World War II
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Pulling Together at Home in World War II
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The Three Lives of Fort Trumbull
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Justus Riley and Justice for “Patty”
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Benedict Arnold and the Battle of Ridgefield
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Site Lines: Connecticut’s World War I Memorials
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Revolutionary War: Fairfield Set Ablaze
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Tuskegee Airman: “I Wanted to Fly.”
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America’s Tallest Ship
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Pulling Together, At War
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Connecticut’s Black Civil War Regiment
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Stamping Out the Reds: The Palmer Raids in Connecticut
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Glimpses of Lincoln’s Brilliance
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Civil War–Fighting For Freedom: Joseph O. Cross
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Manufacturing For the War Effort
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If you don’t need it, DON’T BUY IT!
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A War Contested
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Greenwich Women Face the Great War
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Join the Brave Throng
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Civil War: Andersonville Diary of Joseph Flower Jr.
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Benedict Arnold Turns and Burns New London
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Revolutionary War: The “Conference” State
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A Pint-Sized View of War
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State Archaeologist on 30 Years of Great Finds
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