18 resources

• Récréations Philologiques, Les (New York, NY; Randolph, VT; St. Albans, VT, 1882/02/01-1883/11/??)
  
• University of Connecticut, Peoples of Connecticut Project Records - Finding Aid
  
  The "Peoples of Connecticut" Project was begun in 1974 under a grant from the Ethnic Heritage program, Office of Education, Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The goal of this program was to increase awareness, within Connecticut secondary schools, of different ethnic groups. Using curriculum guides and other instructional materials, the project endeavored to provide teaching and learning tools for discovering the cultural diversity of Connecticut's residents./n The collection contains a wide variety of materials more specifically detailed in the series descriptions. All aspects of the project are documented in the collection from the working papers of the grant to the published curriculum guides and bibliographies. Reference and resource materials pertinent to the ethnic groups represented by Connecticut's residents are included in Series IV-VII. The collection also includes some general reference materials pertaining to these ethnic groups in the United States, as well./n Series IX-XI include similar information to that found in Series I-III. The later series appears to be materials added at a later date and not integrated into the processed collection.
• Tetreault, Ivan [CT Workers]
  
  Interview with Ivan Tetreault, Connecticut Workers & Technology Project, by Bruce M. Stave, September 11, 1981.
• Rondeau, Maurice [CT Workers]
  
  Interview with Maurice Rondeau and Phillip Bellico, Hamilton Standard, by Robert Asher, June 10, 1981.
• Gregoire, Raymond [CT Workers]
  
  Interview with Ray Gregoire, Connecticut Workers and Technology Project, by Bruce Sheridan, 10 October 1981.
• St. Pierre, Euguene and Pauline Novak [Colt Strike]
  
  Alice Hoffman interviewing Eugene St. Pierre and Pauline Novak, with Nelson Cruikshank and Joe O'Rourke on April 27, 1981. The interview is about their work at Arrow-Hart and Hegman. Colt Strike Tapes.
• LaForge, Leo [Colt Strike]
  
  Interview with Leo Laforge, Colt Strike 1934-35 by Alice Hoffman, April 26, 1981. Includes Joe Rourke, Neil Cruikshank, and Mrs. Laforge [firstname unknown]
• Therrieult, Giselle [Peoples French Canadian]
  
  Interview with Mrs. Gisele Therrieult, 33 Girard Avenue, Willimantic, Connecticut, for the Ethnic Heritage Project, by Holly Izard.
• University of Connecticut Center for Oral History Interviews Collection - Finding Aid
  
  The collection contains oral histories recorded on reel to reel or cassette tapes and, for the majority of the collection, associated transcripts. The audio recordings are housed separately from the transcriptions and are not available for research. The interviews were conducted by various individuals from the center including Bruce Stave (Director of the Center), Katya Williamson, Allice Hoffman, Jane Allison, Michael Chaney, Morton Tenzer, and Leslie Frank. Interviews included in this finding aid are limited to those for whom access permission has been granted. Associated, administrative, and project related files have been processed separately and identified as part of the records for the Center for Oral History.
• Bisaillon Collection of French Canadians in Connecticut - Finding Aid
  
  The collection consists of materials relating to Henri Alfred Bisaillon, Beatrice Blanche Audette, the Cyr family, L'Union des Franco-Americains du Connecticut and the Rochambeau- Liberty Ball. Newspaper clippings, genealogies and other literature with information about the history of French Canadians in Connecticut.
• Carte de la partie septentrionale des États Unis : comprenant le Canada 1797
  
  Geological Map of Maine
• Wooden Washer
  
  Wooden washer is part of a bedroom set made in Randolph, Vermont by the Salisbury Bros. Furniture Co. for a Franco-American wedding gift of furniture for the first home of Edward (Ned) and Josephine LaTant.
• Dresser with Oval Mirror
  
  Wooden dresser with oval mirror and four drawers, part of a bedroom set made in Randolph, Vermont by the Salisbury Bros. Furniture Co. for a Franco-American wedding gift of furniture for the first home of Edward (Ned) and Josephine LaTant.
• Chest of Drawers with Square Mirror
  
  Wooden chest of drawers, part of a bedroom set made in Randolph, Vermont by the Salisbury Bros. Furniture Co. for a Franco-American wedding gift of furniture for the first home of Edward (Ned) and Josephine LaTant.
• Five Drawer Dresser
  
  Dresser is part of a bedroom set made in Randolph, Vermont by the Salisbury Bros. Furniture Co. for a Franco-American wedding gift of furniture for the first home of Edward (Ned) and Josephine LaTant.
• Bed
  
  Bed with headborad and footboard made in Randolph, Vermont by the Salisbury Bros. Furniture Co. for a Franco-American wedding gift of furniture for the first home of Edward (Ned) and Josephine LaTant.
• Five Drawer Dresser
  
  Five drawer dresser made in Randolph, Vermont by the Salisbury Bros. Furniture Co. for a Franco-American wedding gift of furniture for the first home of Edward (Ned) and Josephine LaTant.
• Exes H. Minet Civil War diary
  
  Diary kept by Exes H. Minet, who enlisted from Mount Tabor, Vermont, in Company E, of the 2nd Sharpshooter Regiment. The entries are short and concern the weather, his duties as corporal, and brief descriptions of battles and troop movements. Of note, in his entry dated 22 February, Minott mentions that a woman dressed in men's clothing was found in one of the barracks. The diary entries stop on 3 July and resume on 22 August. Included are two photographs of Exes H. Minet, one in uniform and one as a civilian. As well, there is a color photograph of his gravestone. Finally, there is also included a small Catholic prayer book in French. Note that Exes' surname was spelled three different ways, Minet, Minett, and Minette.