In addition to state and county maps, provided is population information on towns and villages with indication of whether or not there is a post office, railroad station and express office.

Information of holdings available for historical research on any of the state's towns.

Devoted to providing history and social studies teachers and their students with materials and lessons on various topics on Connecticut history.

Locate, catalog and inventory all American newspapers held in libraries, historical societies and other repositories in the state, and second, to preserve and increase access to American newspapers by microfilming as many of their state newspapers as possible.

Illustrations and information on poorhouses in Norwich, Greenville and Hartford, plus local notes.

Contains records documenting the evolution of state public policy, the rights and claims of citizens and the history of Connecticut and its people. Downloadable PDF files available.

Survey of bridges in the state of historic note, including covered bridges, stone arches and iron trusses from the Victorian period. Also provides preservation case studies and list of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places.

News, photographs, online exhibits, archives and information on events, history and heritage organizations in the state. Sponsored by the Connecticut Humanities Council.

Directory of links for museums, historic sites, historical societies, libraries, cemeteries, maps and other materials.

Interactive tour chronicling Connecticut's role in helping escaped slaves reach safety.

Substantive history of highways within the state from 1895 to 1995.

Name, rank and military unit of Connecticut personnel, for the Civil War, War with Spain, Boxer Rebellion, World Wars I and II, Korean conflict, Vietnam and others.

Description of the collection on deposit at the University of Connecticut's Thomas J. Dodd Research Center.

Reproductions of old maps of towns and villages in Connecticut, from county atlases published in the late 1800s. Price and ordering information provided.

From 1614 when Adriaen Block sailed up the Connecticut River to 1990 when Eunice Groark was the first woman elected to the position of Lieutenant Governor.

Extensive look at the history of Connecticut's quarries, stone cutters and carvers. Links provided to geology resources, photographs and further information on the stone industry in the state.

An archaeogeodesy perspective of the petroglyphed boulders at Ekonk Hill, Sterling.

Essays and articles on major themes, historic figures and events that have shaped the state. From the Connecticut Humanities Council.

Alphabetical list of Connecticut residents who died in the war.

Illustrated articles about the history of the public greens in several Connecticut towns.

First-person accounts of life in Connecticut collected during the Great Depression.