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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
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