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Prudence Crandall collection, 1833-2002

.63 Linear Feet 3 boxes
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Prudence Crandall (1803-1890) was an educator and activist who fought for women's suffrage and the rights of African-Americans. Her attempt to run an integrated school for girls in Canterbury, Connecticut resulted in protests, arrest, and two criminal trials. Although she was acquitted of all charges in 1834, she closed the school and left the state. In 1995 she was named Connecticut's official state heroine. This collection contains manuscripts and research materials gathered by Helen Earle Gilbert Sellers in preparation for a biography of Prudence Crandall.
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Prudence Crandall collection, 1833-2002 .63 Linear Feet 3 boxes

Putnam Catlin letter to Steuben Butler, 1815-05-03

1 items
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Letter from Putnam Catlin to his Steuben Butler explaining his family's financial situation and the difficulties he faces providing his children with education due to both tuition costs and to the loss of labor on his farm if he doesn't have them there to help. He notes that he may be able to sell land to pay for his son George Catlin to attend the Litchfield Law School for a year. He writes, "If he shall persist in the choice of law he will have to glean for himself an Education in some law office, perhaps, I may indulge him a year at Litchfield."
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Putnam Catlin letter to Steuben Butler, 1815-05-03 1 items

Rich Hanley interview with Kevin Roche, 2009-2009

1 DVD-R
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The collection consists of a videorecording of an interview of Kevin Roche, architect of the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum, by Rich Hanley, conducted for Hanley's documentary Last Days of the Coliseum.
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Rich Hanley interview with Kevin Roche, 2009-2009 1 DVD-R

Raymond H. Wallace Collection, 2015

40 Megabytes 1 optical disk containing several word documents
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Biography of Raymond Harold Wallace, Professor of Botany at the University of Connecticut.
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Raymond H. Wallace Collection, 2015 40 Megabytes 1 optical disk containing several word documents

Records of Cesar Batalla et. al. v. Wheelabrator Environmental Systems, Bridgeport Resco et. al., 1985-1993, bulk 1992

2.5 Linear Feet
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The records of Cesar Batalla et. al. v. Wheelabrator Environmental Systems, Bridgeport Resco et. al. serve as a small portion of the illegal dumpsite in Bridgeport that was known as Mount Trashmore. Located at 329 Central Avenue in the city's East End, the massive eyesore and environmental hazard began in the 1980s. After the City of Bridgeport began clean up in fall 1992, the choice of incineration became a massive concern to those who had worked hard to be rid of the trash heap. They filed a lawsuit to advocate for a better, safer method of disposal. The material in the collection documents the attempt and includes material turned over in discovery that includes key parts of the Trashmore paper trail, as well as video footage of Mt. Trashmore's removal.
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Records of Cesar Batalla et. al. v. Wheelabrator Environmental Systems, Bridgeport Resco et. al., 1985-1993, bulk 1992 2.5 Linear Feet

Richard Southall Grant Photographs, 1927, Date acquired: 01/01/1971

34.00 items One box other_unmapped
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This collection includes photographic prints created by Richard Southall Grant for Irving Holley and his wife, Mary Lewis Sharp Holley, of Torrington.
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Richard Southall Grant Photographs, 1927, Date acquired: 01/01/1971 34.00 items One box other_unmapped

Robert Joseph Belletzkie Railroad Collection, 1876 - 1877, 1920s - 1930s, 1969, 2009 - 2023

1.25 Linear Feet Three boxes
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.The collection consists of materials about New England railroads collected by Mr. Belletzkie
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Scrapbook with 251 photographs of structures from Penn Central's Boston Division (two images per page adhered to the page with archival corners), photographs organized alphabetically by location, 1969 Box 2

STN2 videos, 1990-2014

41.27 Linear Feet (61 containers)
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The collection consists of newscasts and other recordings made by the University of Hartford Student Television Network Channel 2 (STN2) from 1992 to 2021.
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STN2 videos, 1990-2014 41.27 Linear Feet (61 containers)

Title and Hartman family papers, 1920s-1990s

0.25 Cubic Feet 1 Box
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M16 Title and Hartman family papers (0.25 c.f.; 1920s-1990s) contains clippings, notes, certificates, other documents, and photographs related to members of the Title and Hartman families.

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Title and Hartman family papers, 1920s-1990s 0.25 Cubic Feet 1 Box

Washington Irving collection, 1802-1972

9.8 Linear Feet
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The collection provides evidence of the personal and professional life of Washington Irving and dates from 1802 to 1966. The collection documents Irving's writing career, diplomatic work, and travels through Europe, and consists of correspondence, writings, personal papers, and printed material. Correspondents include: Thomas Aspinwall, Dmitrii Ivanovich Dolgorukii, Catherine Rodgers Irving Paris, Sarah Sanders Paris Storrow, and Moses Thomas. The collection includes journals belonging to Emily Foster with whom Irving was acquainted while living in Dresden. Documents relating to Irving's brothers can also be found in the collection; these include a manuscript notebook of John Treat Irving's "Simon Pure Papers" and Peter Irving's journals describing his travels in Europe. The collection contains an mezzotint portrait of Irving and engraved illustrations for his publications.
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Washington Irving collection, 1802-1972 9.8 Linear Feet

Writings, 1802-1972 7.09 Linear Feet