Hartford history
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 66 Collections and/or Records:
Goldberg, Kate, 1974
Oral History Transcription.
Gross, Fannie, November 5, 1973, bulk: 1973 - 1973
Subjects of interview include: Parents, Moving, Friends, Growing up in Hartford.
Handler, 1924 - 1998
This folder primarily contains newspaper clippings and other materials concerning Morris Handle's involvement in the Jewish community, including the ZOA and the JHSGH. Other items pertain to David Handel and his Tire, Bicycle, Auto-accessory and gasoline shop, Michael Handler and his college guide to survive Hartford, and Bill and Joan Handler's store Design Forum.
Handler, Morris / Maurice, 1990 - 2002
Handler, Morris [Maurice]_1990, Oral History
Handler, Morris [Maurice]_1990, Oral History, March 14, 1990
Interview covers prohibition/prostitution in Jewish Hartford, discussion of various businesses including I. Finklestein's (Cheap John) clothing store, and a walking tour with reflections of what used to be in the area/his childhood.
Honiss, 1974 - 1982
This file contains information on the Honiss Oyster House, which upon its closing in 1982 was the longest operating restaurant in Hartford. The file also discusses the dispute with the last owners of the establishment and the Connecticut Historical Society over who would get the many photographs housed in the restaurant, with the CHS ultimately being successful.