Category: CONNECTICUT
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The American Puritans – Hooker, Shepard and Bradstreet Part 2

This post explores Old Boston and Hartford, covering Thomas Hooker, Thomas Shepard, and Anne Bradstreet’s contributions to early American history. It highlights their journeys, significant events, and memorials, emphasizing their roles in founding institutions like Harvard, establishing churches, and shaping Puritan beliefs in the 17th century.
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Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Beinecke in New Haven is a hidden gem, showcasing a rich collection of old books, including those from James Pierrepont, who initiated Yale Library’s founding. Visitors can discover various historical items, like Esther Burr’s journal and an original Gutenberg Bible, making this library a fascinating archive of history and literature.
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The Pierrepont’s, Jonathan Edwards and Yale University

A historical tour of New Haven, Connecticut, focusing on Rev. James Pierrepont’s legacy as a pastor and Yale’s founder. It highlights significant locations, such as the Pierrepont home and burial sites. Key figures include Jonathan Edwards and notable Yale alumni.
