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CTMQ > CT Women's Hall of Fame

Martha A. Parsons House Museum

June 16, 2017 by Steve Leave a Comment

“Parsons Me, But I Need to Take Pictures” Enfield (Google Maps location) June 2017 CT museum visit #360 and is a site along the Connecticut Women's Heritage Trail. Remember back in the day when I started this website? Damian was a wee baby, Calvin not yet a twinkle in my eye, my hair was dark and my abs were … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Museums, New Post Tagged With: CT Women's Hall of Fame, Dubious Claims, Enfield, enfield historical society, Firsts Onlies and Oldests, Free Museums, Historic Houses, Women's Heritage Trail

Helen Keller’s House

April 12, 2010 by Steve 9 Comments

Can’t Hardly See or Hear the Road From The House Easton A rarity: I sought out a house that does not appear on any list or any trail nor does it have a museum inside it. It is merely the house that Helen Keller lived in during her final years on this great blue marble called Earth. That’s all, nothing more. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Everything Else, Houses, Communities, Libraries, & Businesses Tagged With: CT Women's Hall of Fame, Easton, famous people houses, Private Residences

CT Women’s Heritage Trail

September 20, 2008 by Steve Leave a Comment

This is a Broad Catergory Connecticut Women's Heritage Trail Text on this page is mostly from The Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame which oversees the Women's Heritage Trail. Last checked October 2022. The Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame is the proud founder of a statewide program, the Connecticut Women's … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Cultural, Heritage, & Historic Trails Tagged With: CT Women's Hall of Fame, Prudence Crandall: State Heroine, Women's Heritage Trail

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