Norwich Bulletin: NEH grant helps Connecticut digitize more historic newspapers. “The Connecticut State Library has received a $249,194 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to continue digitizing historic newspapers, according to a community announcement.”

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Norwich Bulletin: NEH grant helps Connecticut digitize more historic newspapers

Norwich Bulletin: NEH grant helps Connecticut digitize more historic newspapers. “The Connecticut State Library has received a $249,194 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to…

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CT Post: Connecticut libraries join UConn’s My Towns My Story project to preserve community history. “The University of Connecticut Library Connecticut Digital Archive My Town My Story initiative, supported by the Connecticut Humanities, offers libraries a landing page where state residents and community groups can upload their photographs, videos, documents and audio recordings to help form a […]

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Today in #Connecticut History, October 14: Hartford Official Pushes for 1918 Lockdown As Pandemic’s Second Wave Takes Hold

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October 14: Hartford Official Pushes for 1918 Lockdown As Pandemic’s Second Wave Takes Hold

  Today in 1918, as the second wave of a deadly and highly contagious influenza pandemic spread rapidly throughout Connecticut, Hartford city leaders debated taking drastic action to minimize …

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Today in #Connecticut History, October 13: Connecticut’s “Food City” Gives Birth to the “Lolly Pop.” Sweet!

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October 13: Connecticut’s “Food City” Gives Birth to the “Lolly Pop.” Sweet!

  From world-famous pizza to the world’s first (or longest continuous source of the ) hamburger, New Haven is, bite for bite,  home to more remarkable American food history than most oth…

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October 12: Amidst Cries of “Foul Play,” Connecticut’s 1st Written Constitution Goes Into Effect

  Today in 1818, Gov. Oliver Wolcott issued a Proclamation declaring the new state Constitution approved and ratified, and henceforth “the supreme law of the State.” The proclamati…

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October 11: Conqueror of “Land, Sea, Ice, and Air” Also Conquers Connecticut

  In the 1920s and 1930s, few real-life figures captured the American imagination like Richard E. Byrd.  At a time when long-distance aviation was viewed with the same awe as a modern day miss…

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October 10: Home-Schooled Wethersfield Native Engineers the Erie Canal

  Benjamin Wright, the chief engineer behind some of the most famous civil engineering projects in United States history — including the Erie Canal — was born to Grace and Ebenezer…

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Today in #Connecticut History, October 9: Nazi Airship Carries Corporate Bigwigs On “Millionaire’s Flight” Over Connecticut

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October 9: Nazi Airship Carries Corporate Bigwigs On “Millionaire’s Flight” Over Connecticut

  Today, the name “Hindenburg” is most closely associated with the fiery, disastrous crash that destroyed the famous dirigible in 1937. Before its demise, however, the massive, 800…

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October 8: A Bridge That Wouldn’t Burn

  For most of the 19th century, travelers passing between Hartford and East Hartford crossed the Connecticut River over a wooden covered bridge, constructed in 1818 and expanded several times …

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