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Connecticut’s Role in WWI

Presented By Christine Pittsley

Connecticut’s Role in WWI

Christine Pittsley, Project Director for the Remembering World War One community archiving project at the Connecticut State Library, explored the role Connecticut played leading up to the war, what was happening on the home front while our soldiers fought in the trenches, stories of local contributions to the war effort, and how Connecticut commemorated the war. From Liberty Loan campaigns and victory gardens to local soldiers and nurses on the front lines, and also about the ways Middletown contributed to winning the war. Below Are Viveos Of Christine's Presentation:

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS AND PAST WWI RUSSELL LIBRARY EVENTS!!
Event Was Sponsored in part by the Connecticut State Library and a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor.

The Next WWI Event At The Library Will Be:

Middletown World War I Digitization Day

Thursday, April 27, 3:00 pm-7:00pm
Hubbard Room

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