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Massachusetts.
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Moorhead, Minnesota.
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Concordia Historical Institute
The Department of Archives and History of the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod. From its beginning in 1847, the Synod has provided for its archives, first entrusting the responsibility for maintaining the church's records to the synodical secretary. In 1927 the Institute was incorporated by interested individuals in the church to provide for the preservation of its records. In 1959 the Synod designated the Institute as its official repository.
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Concordia Historical Institute is one of the world
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Ferriday, Louisiana.
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Congregational Library & Archives
The Congregational Library holds some 225,000 items, both archival and published, covering Congregational Christian history and a broad array of related topics. Located in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Congregational Library & Archives - Digital Collections
New England's Hidden Histories, a collection of rare colonial-era church records, is the Congregational Library's most important initiative, serving scholars and genealogists as well as local Congregational churches interested in preserving their past. The Library is also building a large and diverse collection of images
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Conneaut, Ohio.
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Connecticut Collections (CTCo)
A comprehensive cloud-based collections management system that allows heritage organizations to organize, share, and preserve their museum and archival collections in one powerful database.
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Connecticut Library Association
Connecticut's professional organization of over 1,000 librarians, library staff, friends and trustees working together.
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Connecticut Polish American Archive
Established in 1986 with a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, the Connecticut Polish American Archives (CPAA)Connecticut Polish American Archive (CPAA) collects, preserves and makes accessible documents related to the history of the Polish American community, with a special emphasis on the history of the Polish Americans in Connecticut and New England. CPAA is located in the Elihu Burritt Library at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain, Conn. and is an integral part of CCSU's Polish Studies Program.
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Databases of Individuals listed in the Connecticut State Archives Records
Fitch's Home for Soldiers Database and Noble Pension Database (Records relating to Civil War and Spanish American War Veterans), and World War I Veterans Database.
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Fitch's Home for Soldiers and Orphans (1863-1940), also known as the Noroton Home, located in Darien, Connecticut, was first erected by Benjamin Fitch for soldiers and the children of soldiers and was dedicated July 4, 1864. It was incorporated by legislation in 1864 and until 1883 the Home received limited aid from the State of Connecticut. In 1887, the State assumed control and renamed the home Fitch's Home for Soldiers.
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General William H. Noble and his daughter Henrietta M. Noble, Pension Agents in Bridgeport, assisted veterans and their descendants to secure pensions from the United States Government.
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Conner Prairie Living History Museum
Fishers, Indiana.
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Bohemia, New York.
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This world-class facility celebrates the success of Conoco, which was built not by just one person, but by thousands of employees bonded by old-fashioned practicality and sheer determination. It is their stories that create the heritage that truly is the spirit of Conoco. Located in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
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