Join us to hear from Jennifer Klau, Executive Director of the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford, about an exciting new research project that illuminates the experiences of the Jewish immigrants that once made the North End of Hartford their home.
Join us for a virtual presentation as Dr. Marie McDaniel discusses items from the Museum's collection written by women living through the American Revolution.
Join us for a virtual presentation as Professors Kete and Petrino introduce us to Lydia Sigourney’s central role as an American poet, educator, and rights activist and to the Lydia Sigourney Digital Archive Project.
The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History is honored to host Jorge Zamanillo, founding director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino, as he discusses the past, present, and future of the Smithsonian's newest museum.
Join us for a virtual presentation as David J. Kent takes us along for the ride to discover how Lincoln became the man we came to know, and how Connecticut helped Lincoln become president.
Join us to learn about the history of Albertus Magnus, New England's first Catholic, residential, liberal-arts college for women.
Join us for a virtual presentation as Orice Jenkins discusses one heroic resident of the North End, Mary Barlow.
Dr. Channon Miller of Trinity College will discuss the Great Migration as a story of Black way making in America.
