United States -- History

Subjects: American impact on Jews, and Jewish impact on America Bicentennial Conversation

Speaker: Barnard Wax

Subject: Opening of the American Bicentennial Exhibit

Speaker: Ella Grasso, Sylvia Sheketoff (Exhibit Chairwoman), Emma Cohen

The book outlines the present (as of 1982) condition of Coleco, as well as documenting the past of the company, it's journey to it's 1982 incarnation, as well as looking towards the future.

The photocopy is unclear as to what it is. May indicate that there is an original document in the Workman's Group, Hartford file.

Subjects: Harry Cooper, J. Hurwitz, M. Cohen, F. Novick, H. Holtz. "Ethnic History of Hartford" film and panel. 1880's, ethnic diversities in Hartford, immigration, interracial relationships, economy, immigrant, anecdotes, history

This collection contains the records, correspondence, newsletters, photographs, and other materials which document the functions and activities of the Jewish Historical Society. The bulk of the collection covers the 1990s to the present. Much of the collection relates JHSGH's programs, exhibits, tours, and other projects.

This interview covers his family history in Connecticut/Kansas City, including his connection to the Haas family and other well known Hartford names. His cousin, Julius Rosenthal, was possibly one of the first presidents of Sears and Roebuck. Hammerslough was one of the founding members of Tumblebrook Country Club. Hammerslough also discusses his silver collection and history of both Connecticut and Jewish silver.