Focus on the New Haven trials. This is on an example of our resources.
See other research guides, as well as other History Day pages.
Check our newspaper collection - several older ones have been digitized. Use the research guide to find them. Also search our catalog and check Chronicling America for additional items.
African American Connecticut Explored by
Requires a card from CSL for online access through our catalog, Primo.
Murder in the Model City by 
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