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Watch at home!Now on YouTube! Did you miss our latest lecture? You can now watch a recording of "Send On My Compass and Chain: Surveying the Western Reserve" with Curator Alex Dubois on the Litchfield Historical Society YouTube Channel

Surveying parties were among the first new arrivals to set foot in the Western Reserve. Tasked with measuring the land and dividing it into townships, the surveyors created some of the earliest descriptions of “New Connecticut.” This talk examines the writings of surveyor Moses Warren Jr. and the successes, challenges, and tragedies experienced by his party.

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Today!#ThirdthursdayProgram #CTExplored On Thursday, May 18, 2023, Connecticut Explored Executive Director and Publisher Kathy Hermes will lead a discussion on some of the Greatest and Sometimes Most Difficult Stories to tell that are published in the magazine. In this discussion, Katherine will explain the history and goals of the magazine and some of the challenges of writing about the history that many readers want while honestly confronting the state's "hard history" in a magazine format. The Connecticut Explored magazine is a quarterly, non-profit glossy magazine that explores the state’s cultural heritage through intriguing images and compelling stories.

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The Summer issue arrived in our offices today. Look for it in your mailboxes very soon. We have great articles on islands both figurative and real in this issue. Connecticut Landmarks' Andy King has an article about the Palmer-Warner House, Matt Warshauer on the West Indies sugar trade, Kathy Hermes and Alex Maravel on Thirty Mile Island, Karen Ali on Puerto Rican migration to Willimantic, Lauren Curran on Pine Island, and Shaun Roche on Outer Island. We also have a new feature: Snapshots! You are gonna love it! ...
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