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Grade 3/4 – WHERE I LIVE: CONNECTICUT

Where I Live: Connecticut, the new social studies resource for third/fourth grade about Connecticut is…

African American History

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Grades 5 – 8: Venture Smith’s Colonial Connecticut

Grades 5 – 8 Early U.S. History, African American History Venture Smith’s Colonial Connecticut 108-page…

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BOOK: African American Connecticut Explored

NOW IN PAPERBACK! Click here to purchase Connecticut League of History Organizations 2014 AWARD…

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New date!APRIL 26TH AT 7 PM

What the Wangunk Drank: a history of beverages among the Indigenous people of Wethersfield with Katherine Hermes

This lecture will focus on the various liquids Native people drank, from water to teas to alcohol. We will discuss the importance of the natural environment in providing sustenance and medicine. We will also look at the European introduction of alcohol into Native communities, conflicts with the colonists over alcohol, and temperance movements that emerged in the 18th century among Indigenous people.

This program will be located in the Keeney Center Ballroom. $10 General Public at the door, free to current Wethersfield Historical Society members.

This lecture series is funded by @cthumanities and the Robert Allan Keeney Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.

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At The Connecticut Forum. The topic is AI. Duke Law professor Nita Farahany, Kate Crawford, NYT Kevin Roose, John Dankosky ... See MoreSee Less
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New Grating the Nutmeg Podcast out today! 🎧🎧

We uncover a Connecticut World War II story that features airplanes without engines. Sound crazy? You’ll learn how these engineless gliders helped beat the Nazis. We talk to the Connecticut author of a new book, Sharon Cohen, that details the role that over 45 Connecticut companies played in producing the ammunition, weapons and machines that the United States needed as part of the massive war effort during World War II, as well as Melissa Josefiak, Executive Director of the Essex Historical Society.

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