Explore the history of the Underground Railroad. Tune into this episode of Kat's Creative Corner to learn about the secret code used among freedom seekers and how they used the stars and songs to communicate with each other. Then, make your own constellation-inspired craft! This episode will be released on Wednesday, March 3.
What was it really like to be a working woman during World War II?
What was it really like to be a working woman during World War II?
Create your own newspaper masthead with a FREE Family Grab and Go Bag, available for one day only! Investigate the story of Hannah Watson, a Revolutionary War-Era newspaper editor. Then, write your own newspaper article about a major event from your lifetime - ALL necessary materials included!
Create your own newspaper masthead with a FREE Family Grab and Go Bag, available for one day only! Investigate the story of Hannah Watson, a Revolutionary War-Era newspaper editor. Then, write your own newspaper article about a major event from your lifetime - ALL necessary materials included!
Join us as Professor Richard Boles draws from his recently published book to discuss his research into the religious lives of the African Americans and Native Americans who affiliated with Connecticut and other northern colonial churches.
Join us as Professor Richard Boles draws from his recently published book to discuss his research into the religious lives of the African Americans and Native Americans who affiliated with Connecticut and other northern colonial churches.
Learn about the role that queer suffragists played in the fight for women's right to vote.
Learn about the role that queer suffragists played in the fight for women's right to vote.
This week's selection is the the novella "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Hartford native Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
This week's selection is the the novella "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Hartford native Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
Join us to learn more about the Southern New England Apprenticeship Program in traditional arts.
