Unique & Informative Articles on Topics of History in Connecticut

[Previously included in the Neighbors Paper serving the inhabitants and environment of Eastern Connecticut]

September -October 2024

The Electric Car: A Pioneer Industry in Connecticut

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July-August 2024 - Connecticut’s Optimistic Land Claims: From the Wyoming Valley to the Western Reserve

June 2024 - The Connecticut Witch Trials

May 2024 - Prohibition in Connecticut

April 2024 - The Submarine Capital of the World

March 2024 - The Great New England Hurricane of 1938

February 2024 - Controlling the Skies: Connecticut’s Aviation Contributions in World War Two

January 2024 - The Newly Reopened Gardiner Hall Jr. History Museum

December 2023 - The Connecticut Ice Trade - A look at harvesting ice on Hall's Pond

November 2023 - Quiet Corner Railroad Horror - The Great East Thompson Train Wreck

October 2023 - Lincoln’s Assassination and John F. Parker: The Odd and Unsuccessful Bodyguard

September 2023 - Typewriters for the Trenches: Connecticut’s Typewriters and Their Role in the Great War

August 2023 - The Waterbury Clock Company and The Radium Girls

July 2023 - Connecticut's Industrial Efforts in The Great War

June 2023 - Connecticut's Rich Tobacco History (Part-2)

* Previously published in the Neighbors Paper:

April 2023 - Connecticut's Rich Tobacco History*

March 2023 - A Divided Connecticut - Politics During the Civil War*

January-February 2023: Colt and His Legacy in Hartford*

December 2022: Connecticut Arms Industry During The Civil War*

November 2022 - The Hazard Powder Company*

October 2022 - David Bushnell's Turtle*

September 2022 - Connecticut Industry During the Revolutionary War*

August 2022 - Introducing a History of Connecticut Industry During Times of War*