Connecticut, USA
Subject
Subject Source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Liverant, undated
File — Flat_file_folder 4
Scope and Contents
Folders contain: photocopies of news clippings relating to Liverant antique business; obituaries for Abraham and Zeke; photocopy of news clipping regarding Ancient Burial Ground in Colchester; postcard featuring Albert Sack.
Dates:
undated
Nelson, Simeon-Samuel, undated
File — Flat_file_folder 5
Scope and Contents
Subjects of interview include: early life in Russia; process of immigration out of Haburg; education in New York City; work as a pharmacist in Hartford; over-the-counter medicines of the early 1900s; other small businesses in Hartford; qualifications to become a phramacist in Connecticut in the early 1900s; early telephones and their opreators; interest in music; attendance of theater; rise of anti-semitism in the United States; photography; the disintegration of parental authority over...
Dates:
undated
Shuldiner, David P. and Beardsley, Thomas R. -- Connecticut Speaks For Itself, 1996
Item
Dates:
1996
Towns/Eastern Connecticut/Research Papers/Gordon, Morton L. The History of the Jewish farmer in Eastern Connecticut. Yeshiva University, 1975. Includes Ellington, Rockville, Willimantic, Colombia, Chestnut Hill, Hebron, Lebanon, Amston, Colchester, Moodus, chesterfield, Woodstock, Putnam, Pomfret, Abington, Killingly, Danielson, Brooklyn, Moosup, Plainfield, Jewett City, Norwich, New London, Madison, Guildford, New Haven, and Hartford. 2 copies., 1975-1975
File — Box 4
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Most of the material in this collection was generated as a result of a survey of Jewish farms in Connecticut jointly undertaken in 1995-1998 by the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford and the Connecticut Historical Commission. Other material related to Jewish farms in Connecticut has been added since that time. The collection includes photographs of individual farms, farmers, and farm buildings, oral histories, and newspaper articles regarding local farm families and businesses....
Dates:
1975-1975