Since 1970, the Association for the Study of Connecticut History (ASCH) has been promoting the study of the history of Connecticut via meetings and conferences. In 1975, ASCH began publishing Connecticut History, the only academic journal devoted to the history of Connecticut. Our meetings, conferences and Connecticut History serve many different constituencies: academic scholars, museum and historical society professionals, history buffs, graduate students, and educators.
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ASCH is proud to publish Connecticut History, the only academic journal devoted to the history of Connecticut. Join now and get the spring and fall issues as just one benefit of membership.
Spring Meeting set for Saturday, April 6th! The Association for the Study of Connecticut History (ASCH) will hold its 2013 Annual Spring Meeting at the Connecticut State Library on Saturday, April 6th. The half-day conference includes presentations on Connecticut’s legal and political history by Larry Goodheart, David Corrigan, and attorney Wesley Horton. Click here for more details!
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