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By Matt Boucher on May 4, 2014 Connecticut History, Podcasts

Ann Nyberg interviews Betsy Fox about Connecticut-made cocktail shakers from the 1930s, the subject of Betsy’s story in the Summer 2017 issue.

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Ann Nyberg interviews editor Elizabeth Normen and contributing author Frank Mitchell on her show! May 2014

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American women have had the vote for 100 years - but how were they educated in the early years of the American Republic? Learn more about women's education at this one-day symposium on 11/15 with a diverse slate of presenters discussing the the school's legacy and relevancy to today. Walking tours of Litchfield's town center will focus on the daily life of female Academy students. Info: litchfieldhistoricalsociety.org/symposium

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Tracing several generations of my maternal ancestors here in Connecticut revealed a number involved in important events in American history. :)
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