Juneteenth: Remembering and honoring the day slavery ended
This weekend, events on campus and across Greater New Haven will celebrate the anniversary of June 19, 1865, the day America’s final enslaved people were freed.
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This weekend, events on campus and across Greater New Haven will celebrate the anniversary of June 19, 1865, the day America’s final enslaved people were freed.
TORRINGTON — The Norwalk Historical Society will present “The Life and Times of...
The State Historical Museum and the Fort Des Moines Museum and Education Center have exhibits on the often overlooked contributions of Black soldiers.
While most African-American soldiers drafted into the Union Army were discriminated against and confined to colored units, they still played a major role
The lives of the men from Connecticut who enlisted into the Connecticut 29th Colored Regiment to fight the Confederacy and help preserve the Union.