At the Museum of Connecticut History, you'll find
exhibits that trace the growth of the
State and its role in the development of the nation. The Museum
focuses on Connecticut's government, industrial and military
history.
To learn more about Museum collections & exhibits, follow the
links in our "Spotlight on Exhibits".
You may also want to check out these special resources related
to the Museum, programs and exhibits:
Can a Rubber Band Change the World? Maybe that is what Stephen Perry hoped for when he invented the rubber band in 1845 in London. All that I know is I still get a kick out of shooting them at my cat when he jumps on the kitchen counter. But I digress…
The Alliance Rubber Company announced the other day the first ever [...]
Young Inventors Website I just found a cool website that celebrates young American inventors. Check out the National Gallery for America’s Young Inventors. Amazing stuff these kids come up with, some of which I can’t even pronounce…..:)
Top Ten Connecticut Inventors-In My Opinion In case you didn’t know, August is National Inventors Month, started in 1995 by the United Inventors Association, the Academy of Applied Science and Inventors Digest Magazine as a way to promote the image and contributions off inventors. Connecticut inventors have and continue to play a huge role in the “inventiveness” of our country. Every [...]
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