By 1903, New Haven Congregational minister Henry Learned Hutchins had spent years traveling about Connecticut on behalf of the Connecticut Bible Society,...
On the night of June 26, 1920, Frank Sokolowsky cried out in the street near his home on Beers Street in New...
Connecticut produced no more famous veteran of World War I than Sergeant Stubby. A Staffordshire terrier mix, he started out life a...
Jennie Cramer and her mother Christina had an awful fight on Thursday, August 4, 1881. Jennie and her friend Blanche Douglass had...
New England’s curious customs entertained John Bernard during his travels in America from 1797 to 1811. Of all those customs, he found...
In January of 1878, George Coy of New Haven, Conn., gave birth to a new American tradition – the wrong number. Butt...