STAMFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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The Stamford Historical Society is pleased to recommend selected books of Connecticut and Stamford History.
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CONNECTICUT HISTORY Stamford History Young History Readers Museum Book Store Civil War Books
Richard L. BushmanFrom Puritan to Yankee : Character and the Social Order in Connecticut, 1690-1765 |
Rene Laubach, Charles W. G. SmithNature Walks in Connecticut |
George ValcharMy Connecticut Garden : Personal Experiences of an Amateur Gardener Not exactly "Connecticut History", but comes highly recommended |
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New England(Smithsonian Guide to Historic America, 2) Rev&Updtd edition (April 1998) |
Christopher GrassoA Speaking Aristocracy : Transforming Public Discourse in Eighteenth-Century Connecticut |
Cornelia Hughes DaytonWomen Before the Bar : Gender, Law, and Society in Connecticut, 1639-1789 |
Martin J. McGuirkThe New Haven Railroad Along the Shore Line : The Thoroughfare from New York City to Boston (Golden Years of Railroading) |
Bruce RaddeThe Merritt Parkway Book Description: This book traces the history of Connecticut`s Merritt Parkway from the proposals for its construction and design in the early 1920s to its triumphant completion in 1940. Filled with vintage and recent photographs, it is not only a picturesque tour of a renowned landmark (the largest Art Deco design in the world), but is also an appraisal of a major contribution to the built environment-one recently placed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Connecticut Historical SoicetyLions & Eagles & Bulls Exhibition Catalog |
Richard GodbeerThe Devil’s Dominion: Magic and Religion in Early New England Cambridge University Press 1992 |
Richard GodbeerSexual Revolution in Early America Johns Hopkins University 2002 |
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