#ArchivesAthletes from #Hartford high schools ca.1970. Caption reads, “Kathy McKinney and Carol Allison, both of Weaver, & Sue Jenks of Bulkeley (l-r) ‘fly, sit & toe’ their way to perfect balance in various gymnastics exercises during annual competition.” (📸 Einar G. Chindmark)
Fanny Earl registered to vote in #Hartford for the first time at age 80. Learn about the thousands of others like her, who following passage of the #19thAmendment, made their voice heard in 1920. #vote @MayorBronin @SOTSMerrill @LGSusanB@CTOldStateHouse https://t.co/4bW9rOBhsS
.@FionaVernal talks about the travelers that shaped city life and culture in Hartford Connecticut and her exhibition at @HPLCT @HartfordHist@CTHumanities@UConn 3/10 https://t.co/vCzdekeZw9
Have you seen our latest additions to the @ctda_official? They include @StoryCorps interviews, oral histories with former #Hartford#NAACP Presidents, and a printing project between #HPHS students and @HartfordPrints! Search here: https://t.co/DGIaUwU4OB
Check out the Black Heritage Project Team getting stuff done before the days of remote learning ✔👍 This team + their partner @HartfordHist are raising awareness about the Talcott Street Congregational Church, the 1st black Congregational church in Hartford (3rd in the nation).