The Society offers a diverse selection of entertaining and insightful digital content. Whether you missed the latest Booked for Lunch, couldn’t attend a History Lecture Series, or just want to re-watch a previous episode of History is Here, now all the Society’s video offerings are in one convenient location.
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History is Here
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Booked for Lunch
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History Lecture Series
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Recollections & Remembrances
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CPTV: Cutline in the Community, “Connecticut: True Abolitionist?”
History is Here:
Episode 1: Shaken, not Stirred
Episode 2: Dairy Cows and Double Plays
Episode 3: Fact or Fiction: Colonial Living
Episode 4: Remembering Dave Brubeck
Episode 5: Monarch and Musket Balls
Episode 6: 30 Years of Solitude
Episode 7: Unstandardized Testing
Episode 8: Headlines From History: Wilton's Weird Weather
Episode 9: The Toolman Cometh
Episode 10: Wilton: Siwanog Tribe, English Parish, American Town
Episode 11: Am I Not a Man and a Brother
Episode 12: Bonesaws and Bloodletting
Episode13: Created in Compromise
Episode 14: The Music in Her Life
Episode 15: Race Relations in Wilton
Episode 16: Rebels and Redcoats
Booked for Lunch:
Booked for Lunch: "The Woman's Hour" by Elaine Weiss
Booked for Lunch: "Eight Flavors" by Sarah Lohman
Booked for Lunch: Yale Needs Women by Anne Gardiner Perkins
Booked for Lunch: The Agitators by Dorothy Wickenden
History Lecture Series
Lecture Series 2021: Charles Ives and the American Music Identity
Lecture Series 2021: The Story of Famous Artists School and its Connecticut Roots
Lecture Series 2021: World of Maurice Sendak
2021 History Lecture Series: The Greatest Showman – Fiction vs Fact!
2021 History Lecture Series: Gillette and Holmes
Recollections & Remembrances
Recollections and Remembrances: Stories of Wilton's Yesterdays
CPTV: Cutline in the Community, “Connecticut: True Abolitionist?”
Cutline in the Community, Connecticut: True Abolitionist?