Travel in Time with Dan: The HBCU That Never Was—Courage When the Vote Is 700 to 4 Hey everybody, how are you doing? It’s Dan Blanchard here with another edition of Travel in Time with Dan, where we mix travel with history, with leadership, and… of course… with me, Dan Blanchard! Today, we are […]
Travel in Time with Dan: Connecticut’s Two Capitals—When a Compromise Becomes a Burden Hey everybody, how are you doing? It’s Dan Blanchard here with another edition of Travel in Time with Dan, where we mix travel with history, with leadership, and… of course… with me, Dan Blanchard! Today, we are standing on the New
The HBCU That Never Was: New Haven’s Lost Legacy of 1831 Where the modern arteries of Interstate 95 and Interstate 91 entwine in New Haven, Connecticut, a gray expanse of concrete serves as a silent tombstone for an American future that might have been. To the thousands of commuters passing through this interchange daily, it
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The Tale of Two Capitals: Connecticut’s 174-Year Identity Crisis Most residents and visitors today think of Hartford as the undisputed heart of Connecticut’s government. But for a staggering 174 years, the “Constitution State” actually lived a double life. From 1701 to 1875, Connecticut didn’t have just one capital… it had two. This is a piece
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