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Travel in Time with Dan Blog Episode 124: The HBCU That Never Was

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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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Travel in Time with Dan Blog Episode 123: CT’s Two Capitals

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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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