Our
State's many museums and historical societies aren't the
only places you can explore the great themes, events and
personalities of our past.
Click
on the links below to explore an on-line story of our past.
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Imagining
Connecticut presents 25 powerful images
and accompanying text that describe the major forces
that have shaped Connecticut. |
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TownGreens.com
offers both an expanding collection of exhibits
on Connecticut's town greens as well as research opportunities
on its site. Visit to learn more about your town's
green!
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Edward
Rook, "Laurel"
(detail),
c.
1905-10, courtesty of
Florence
Griswold Museum
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Nuestras
Historias
is dedicated to telling the stories and experiences
of Hartford's Puerto Rican communitity over the past
50 years.
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They
Found Their Way
explores generations of Jewish life in Waterbury.
The site is based on oral histories and photo collections
of Waterbury residents.
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Seder,
1959
(Collection
of Natalie Bram)
Courtesy
of Mattatuck Museum
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Priscilla's
Homecoming
An
African American woman traces her roots to a 10 year
old girl taken as a slave from Sierra Leone.
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a
program of the Gilder Lehrman Center
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