West Hartford and the Mississippi Freedom Summer.

The Butterworths Fought for Equal Representation.

The Political and Economic Landscape in 1957.

Olivia Shelton, African-American Pioneer.

How Should We Celebrate our Sesquicentennial?.

A Layman Looks at Schools in West Hartford.

A Special Bond between West Hartford’s Jews and Israel.

High Ledge Homes and Restrictive Covenants.

Resistance to Public Housing and Integration during World War II.

World War II Victory Gardens in West Hartford.

Recalling 140 Who Gave Their Lives During World War II.

West Hartford Émigrés: The Soviet Jewish Experience.

Korczak Ziolkowski and Chief Standing Bear.

Universalists Celebrate 75 Years in Town.Helen Van Dyck Brown and the Oxford School.Studying African-American Migration to the Suburbs.“Harmony, Cooperation and West Hartford First”.A West Hartford Woman’s “Success” at Travelers.The League of Women Voters: Building Leaders in a Democracy.Evolution of the Town Manager Form of Government.Edith Beach’s Influence on West Hartford.William Howard Taft comes to West Hartford.Historic Homes: Developing a Sense of Community.Henry Selden: A Man Who Changed with the Times.A Day in This Town’s History: August 10, 1899.James Talcott, Merchant and Philanthropist.West Hartford’s First Foray with Regionalism.West Hartford Moves to Payson, Illinois.Remembering Romanta Seymour and 19th Century Agriculture.Noah Webster’s Sketches in American Policy.Naming the New Middle School: Bristow or Sperry?.Elmwood’s Elm Trees Stand as a Powerful Symbol of Liberty.Rochambeau and the Revolutionary West Division.Putting the Pieces of an African-American Life Together.Bristow: A man who bridged cultures, and bought his freedom.African-Americans in the 18th Century West Division.The Rev. Benjamin Colton and the Great Awakening.

Equality and Difference in Colonial West Hartford.King Philip: Why Did We Name a School After Him?.

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