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  • Connecticut Battlefield Tours!

    Summer 2012

    Visit three battlefields. Hear a Connecticut historian tell these dramatic stories of honor, courage, betrayal and dishonor.

    Explore the sites where forgotten heroes fell to win our liberty and establish our infant republic.

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  • The Battlefield of Ridgefield!

    First Stop

    Visit The Keeler Tavern, where a British cannonball still remains lodged in the beam of the house. Visit site of the barricade, where the American militia men defied the British army. Listen to a lecture describing the battle in the Church which replaced the one that the British burned.

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  • Fort Black Rock on
    New Haven Harbor

    Second Stop

    Hear the account of the British invasions of New Haven, Fairfield and Norwalk.

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  • Connecticut's Alamo!
    Ft. Griswold, Groton

    Third Stop

    Here, outnumbered Connecticut farmers and their sons fought to the death to protect their homeland in the greatest display of raw courage in Connecticut history. Walk the grounds and hear the story of this amazing battle!

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"...Connecticut is one very great miracle to me."

"In the laws of Connecticut we find the germ and gradual development of that township independence which is the life and mainspring of American liberty."

- Alexis de Toqueville, after visiting Connnecticut in 1831.

Institute of Connecticut History | Restoring Truth in History

Bristol, CT 06010

Email: tdberrill@netscape.com | Phone: 860.877.1547

Institute of Connecticut History