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    Apr 3, 2013 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  1. Open Casting Call for Foodies: a CT Historical Society Cook-off

    Did you know that America’s cookbook was published in Hartford?  And that one of the four surviving original copies from the first 1796 publication will be on display at the CT Historical Society in April?  And that you can visit it in person, while noshing on great food from the Pond House, drinking Hooker Beer and wines from Valley Views CT – and watching a live cooking contest?
    Did you know that America’s cookbook was published in Hartford?  And that one of the four surviving original copies from the first 1796 publication will be on display at the CT Historical Society in April?  And that you can visit it in person, while...

    Tags: Colin McEnroe, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Arts and Culture

    2. Apr 2, 2013 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  2. Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford Holding a Community Cook-Off

    Hartford chef types will embrace the Connecticut Historical Society's Community Cook-Off, judged by local foodies MaryEllen Fillo (<em>Hartford Courant</em>), Kara Sundlun (WFSB), Chion Wolf (WNPR's <em>Colin McEnroe Show</em>), Krystian von Speidel (<em>Hartford Magazine</em>) and Caitlin Croswell (CaitPlusAte.com). Contestants compete in four categories: the Not-So-Secret Ingredient Challenge (the ingredients are bacon, chocolate and poblano peppers, which clearly need to happen in the same dish), From Grandma's Kitchen (yellowed page, family tree-style recipes), What's in that casserole, anyway?! and the always popular "I didn't know you could do that with Jell-O." Pros like the Pond House, Thomas Hooker Brewing Company and Diageo wines provide alternate grub (in case that bacon Jell-O chocolate casserole is a miserable flop).
    Hartford chef types will embrace the Connecticut Historical Society's Community Cook-Off, judged by local foodies MaryEllen Fillo (Hartford Courant), Kara Sundlun (WFSB), Chion Wolf (WNPR's Colin McEnroe Show), Krystian von Speidel (Hartford Magazine) and...

    Tags: Colin McEnroe, Bacon, Diageo Plc, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Arts and Culture

    3. Mar 15, 2013 |Story| Hartford Courant

  3. Patrician Historian Ellsworth Grant Loved His State

    With Ellsworth S. Grant's passing goes a vast storehouse of Connecticut history. Fortunately, he left much of it behind in the dozens of books and articles he wrote. Writing was just one of the many ways in which Mr. Grant, who died March 6 at the age...

    Tags: Colin McEnroe, West Hartford, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Arts and Culture, Katharine Hepburn

    4. Jul 28, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Alleged document thieves indicted on federal charges

    The two New Yorkers charged with stealing historic documents from Maryland were indicted federally Thursday in a far broader scheme in which prosecutors say they stole many more valuable manuscripts from museums in both states. A National Archives...

    Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Crimes, Prisons, Theft, Franklin Delano Roosevelt

    5. Jan 14, 2013 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  5. Cooking by the Book at the Connecticut Historical Society

    Some of us have gone down that road of pawing through old cookbooks, not only to look for some old fried chicken or pie recipe but also to glimpse how our forebears used to feed themselves and their kinfolk. Head to <em>Cooking by the Book: Amelia Simmons to Martha Stewart</em>, a new exhibit opening on Jan. 18 at the Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford, where you'll gain a new appreciation of the world of pre-Guy-Fieri's-sideburns cooking. It traces changes in cuisine through iconic American cookbooks, including Amelia Simmons's <em>American Cookery</em> (1796, pictured). The opening reception and talk on Jan. 18 features food created from historic recipes. (You'll also want to pencil April 5, the date of a related community potluck, into your smartphone.)
    Some of us have gone down that road of pawing through old cookbooks, not only to look for some old fried chicken or pie recipe but also to glimpse how our forebears used to feed themselves and their kinfolk. Head to Cooking by the Book: Amelia Simmons...

    Tags: Recipes, Martha Stewart, Arts and Culture, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)

    6. Dec 17, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant
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    7. Feb 7, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Descriptions of some of the stolen documents

    A four-page personal handwritten letter from John Jay Audubon to Gideon B. Smith, dated May 18, 1843, taken from the Connecticut Historical Society. A single-page letter from Marie Antoinette written in French on Oct. 2, 1784, taken from the...

    Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Theft, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, John Jay, Arts and Culture

    8. Oct 27, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Savedoff pleads guilty in historic document case

    Less than four months after a Maryland Historical Society employee uncovered a cultural property heist called "truly breathtaking" by national archivists, one of the men charged in the scheme has pleaded guilty.
    Less than four months after a Maryland Historical Society employee uncovered a cultural property heist called "truly breathtaking" by national archivists, one of the men charged in the scheme has pleaded guilty. Jason James Savedoff, 24, admitted...

    Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Court Preliminary, Punishment, Theft, Lawyers

    9. Aug 16, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Archivists scramble after men accused of stealing historic documents

    On an invitingly bright summer day, the reading room at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania starts filling up nonetheless as soon as the doors open: professors, Ph.D. candidates and amateur genealogists alike stream in to spend hours perusing the yellowed letters and faded land records, the presidential papers and everyday ephemera that are stored in the group's vaults.
    On an invitingly bright summer day, the reading room at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania starts filling up nonetheless as soon as the doors open: professors, Ph.D. candidates and amateur genealogists alike stream in to spend hours perusing the...

    Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Crimes, Theft, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Lawyers

    10. Oct 29, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  10. The Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford Remembers Prohibition in Connecticut

    For months, CPTV solicited prohibition-era photographs and memorabilia from Connecticut residents for <em>Prohibition: Connecticut Goes Dry</em>, an original documentary airing soon. To celebrate, they've teamed up with the Connecticut Historical Society, Glastonbury's Pond House and Manchester's own purveyors of contemporary moonshine, Onyx Spirits, for a night of flapper dresses, fedoras, speakeasies and food. After downing some creative moonshine cocktails and grub, attendees, who'll catch the first glimpse of the documentary, will get to wander through the museum and gaze at other historical CT ephemera. Seating's limited, so get on the phone, flappers.
    For months, CPTV solicited prohibition-era photographs and memorabilia from Connecticut residents for Prohibition: Connecticut Goes Dry, an original documentary airing soon. To celebrate, they've teamed up with the Connecticut Historical Society,...

    Tags: Documentary (genre), Arts and Culture, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Glastonbury

    11. Oct 16, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  11. Plan Ahead: 6 Good Upcoming Shows Near Hartford

    Why wait until the last minute to get your act together? Here are six events at least a week out to get you started.
    Why wait until the last minute to get your act together? Here are six events at least a week out to get you started. 1) Chicago, Oct. 25-28, The Bushnell, Hartford, (860) 987-5900, bushnell.org. 2) The Toasters, Oct. 31, 9 p.m., $10-$15, Arch Street...

    Tags: Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts, Jerry Springer, Arts and Culture, Palace Theater, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)

    12. Aug 14, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  12. The State of Connecticut Has an Array of Valuable and Strange Artifacts

    Painting of George Washington: $20 million. Two-headed calf: $2,000. Iconic industrial statue: $1.5 million. New Haven church records covering 138 years: $2,550. Documents of a disgraced governor: $500,000.
    Painting of George Washington: $20 million. Two-headed calf: $2,000. Iconic industrial statue: $1.5 million. New Haven church records covering 138 years: $2,550. Documents of a disgraced governor: $500,000. Those are just a sampling of the hundreds of...

    Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Arts and Culture, Old State House, Simsbury

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