African American Registry. Ann Plato

Ann Plato

Black Heritage. Liberal Arts Action Lab Spring 2020. Talcott Street Church Timeline

Black History Resources from Connecticut History.org

Born in Struggle, 1819-1860: Formation of Black community

Born in Struggle, 1819-1860: Movements for Change

Born in Struggle, 1819-1860: Rising Black Bourgeosie

CAISCT PBL Blog for Collaborative Learning

Capital Community College Gets NEH Grant For Black History Focusing On Historic Downtown Church

Capital Community College Receives Grant for Black Church History Project

The Center of Black Resistance and Power.

Changing Times, Changing People, 1890-1920: Mass politics

Changing Times, Changing People, 1890-1920: Second Wave of Immigration

Citizens of Color, 1863-1890: Black society after the Civil War

Citizens of Color, 1863-1890: The "Talented Tenth"

Colored Men's Convention

Select American to the Backbone: The Life of James W.C. Pennington. You can select the lecture to watch.

Search the Connecticut Historical Society for Addie Brown and Rebecca Primus,

Connecticut’s Old State House Conversations at Noon on Hartford's First Black Church and School

Conversations at Noon: Justice & Faith - Hartford's First Black Church

Faith Congregational Church (1819- )

Faith Congregational Church (Talcott Street Congregational).

Faith Congregational Church: 185 Years–Same People, Same Purpose.

Faith Congregational Church Returns Home September 29 Church to Mark 200th anniversary with outdoor celebration at its former location at the corner of Talcott and Market Streets

The Fix: Faith Congregational Church Loans Historic Pennington Pulpit Bible

Hartford's Black History Connects to College Experience

Hartford Changemakers: Black, Latinx, and Indigenous Leaders in Hartford History

Hartford Studies Project. Trinity College

Historic Buildings of Connecticut. Windsor Avenue Congregational Church (1871)

James Pennington and the Farmington Congregational Church

Laura Waring, Artist born

Mother Emanuel' Shooting Reminder of History and Role of Black Churches in America

Primus family papers, 1853-1924

Site Lines: Fortresses of Faith, Agents of Change.

Talcott Street Congregational Church. Hartford, 1858 Image.

Today's Students of Black History Look Back at Hartford Church

Trinity College Digital Repository. Papers by Students and Faculty.The Primus Papers: An Introduction to Hartford's Nineteenth Century Black Community