Last Saturday, I decided to visit the Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of Connecticut. I had driven by this museum hundreds of times when traffic
Tag: history
Asylum Hill Doors – ThursdayDoors
Hartford, Connecticut, like many cities in the United States, is divided into named neighborhoods that date to the time when the city was first beginning
A Matter of Perspective
It’s been almost seven months since we have been operating under some sort of restrictions. Businesses have closed, and our lives have been disrupted. Without
That Dam Thing – #1LinerWeds
I mentioned in Monday’s post that the first dam across the Connecticut River failed within a matter of hours. I also threatened promised to discuss
Labor Day 2020
Today is Labor Day, a national holiday in the United States. It’s supposed to be a day when we celebrate the contributions workers have made
Observations Made
Note: No Facilities is now operating under a new theme and was published via the Block Editor. While the Classic Editor remains an option for
