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Donations to the History of Redding, Connecticut  
   

The mission of this web site is to promote and to create an awareness of the history and cultural legacy of Redding, Connecticut, Georgetown, Connecticut and Branchville, Connecticut.

Current Projects:

  • 100 Years of Redding, Connecticut History- online exhibits
  • 230th Anniversary of Putnam's Encampment at Putnam Park- Oct 31st and Nov. 1st events
  • My Brother Sam is Dead Reader's Guide for Teachers and Students- book, e-book and online resource
  • My Brother Sam is Dead Seminars for Teachers and Students- classroom presentations
  • Stormfield- Twain's Final Home- offline and online exhibits
  • Classic Cars of Redding- online exhibits

You donations will help me dedicate more time to these projects and allow me to get them online sooner. At the present I work on these projects late at night and on weekends.

Send donations to:

Brent M. Colley
7 West Mountain Road
Sharon, Connecticut 06069

Online Donations Processed via Google Checkout:

For more information about my current projects, call me at 860-364-7475. One project of note is my Stormfield Digitization Project. The digitization project will transform the Mark Twain Library's static archives into a dynamic Digital Historical Resource (web site) which will provide 24/7 online access to photos & information connected with the beloved American author's final years in Connecticut. The progress of this project can be viewed at: http://twainproject.blogspot.com and a full explaination of the project is downloadable in Word format: MTL_Funding_Request.doc

 

 

History of Redding is a not a business or an organization..It's one person working to promote the history of his hometown
and surrounding areas. All costs are out-of-pocket so donations and/or sponsorships will allow me to dedicate more time
and effort to research and updates.