Do you know who your ancestors are? An introduction to Genealogy
It's 2015… Do you know where your ancestors are? Introduction to Genealogy is for beginning genealogists as well as for those who need to brush up on their research skills....
It's 2015… Do you know where your ancestors are? Introduction to Genealogy is for beginning genealogists as well as for those who need to brush up on their research skills....
Join us for story-time to celebrate African American History Month. Children will listen to a story and make a simple craft to take home.
Join us for story-time to celebrate African American History Month. Children will listen to a story and make a simple craft to take home.
Join us for story-time to celebrate African American History Month. Children will listen to a story and make a simple craft to take home.
Come celebrate the installation of Building Arts & Culture in Downtown Hartford: A Brief History at TheaterWorks.
Come celebrate the installation of Building Arts & Culture in Downtown Hartford: A Brief History at TheaterWorks.
Come celebrate the installation of Building Arts & Culture in Downtown Hartford: A Brief History at TheaterWorks.
Explore African-American history through the artifacts and manuscripts that tell the story of the Amistad, Connecticut abolitionists, and the long fight for civil rights.
Explore African-American history through the artifacts and manuscripts that tell the story of the Amistad, Connecticut abolitionists, and the long fight for civil rights.
Explore African-American history through the artifacts and manuscripts that tell the story of the Amistad, Connecticut abolitionists, and the long fight for civil rights.
Explore African-American history through the artifacts and manuscripts that tell the story of the Amistad, Connecticut abolitionists, and the long fight for civil rights. The tour will offer special access to Charlotte Cowles’ letters describing her interactions with the Africans from the Amistad who lived for several months in her home town of Farmington, Connecticut.
Explore African-American history through the artifacts and manuscripts that tell the story of the Amistad, Connecticut abolitionists, and the long fight for civil rights. The tour will offer special access to Charlotte Cowles’ letters describing her interactions with the Africans from the Amistad who lived for several months in her home town of Farmington, Connecticut.