Collections : [Connecticut State Library, State Archives]

Includes photocopy of a letter from C.B. Skinner, Berlin, Wisconsin, to Lester C. Skinner, Cleveland, Ohio, January 2, 1900; memo dated April 21, 1986 containing genealogical chart showing genealogical connections of persons mentioned in the letter; and a letter from Robert S. Scharpff, Honolulu, Hawaii to the Connecticut State Library, April 21, 1986 describing the volume's provenance and other useful genealogical information.

This collection of 217 black and white photographs is a representative survey of the aspects of military life and training on the base from 1942 to 1945. All the photos are numbered, identified, and stamped "Official U.S. Army Air Corps photo" on back. Activities represented include, among others, the Sixth War Loan drive, an open house for the public, redeployment, multiple training exercises, the training of Chinese fighter pilots, day-to-day life, and medal presentations to servicemen or the families of those missing in action.

Consists of aerial photographs and bw prints depicting scenes from a number of Connecticut towns.

These records from the study include the following: minutes of meetings February 2, 1940 to May 31, 1940; correspondence with the heads of various state agricultural departments requesting information regarding the departments' personnel, activities, costs of operation, opinions as to whether overlap exists with other departments, and recommendations; correspondence with other states to inquire about how agricultural departments are organized elsewhere; and requests for reumbursement of traveling and other expenses by Committee members.

These records contain primarily agency files, meeting files and other material related to block grants.

The records were arranged into ten series which reflect Senator Terry Gerratana's legislative activities in the Connecticut State Senate. The series include:

This subgroup is comprised of volumes of Engrossed Bills. Engrossed Bills are those legislative acts and resolutions that having been passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate are appropriately signed by the Engrossing Committee, Clerk of the Senate, President of the Senate, Clerk of the House, Speaker of the House, and the Governor. The requisite endorsement of the Governor coupled with two or more of the above signatures advances the Engrossed Act into law. The presence of the actual signatures indicates the original document. These original volumes have been certified and subsequent copies were produced. Duplicates of this series can be found at . Whereas this original series has no index the printed copies contain an index to each session of the Assembly.