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Restoring 18th century gravestones in Norwich

Norwich ―― One of the largest outdoor “art galleries” in Norwich is getting a facelift this week, and the public is invited to watch as dozens of nearly 300-year-old gravestones intricately carved by . ....

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The Day - Historically Speaking: Remembering Boston Trowtrow, Norwich's 'Black Governor'

In Connecticut, elections for Black Governors began in the 1750s, when slaves accompanying their owners to Hartford for the colony’s annual ....

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Historically Speaking: Lecture will discuss Norwich Black Governors

In collaboration with the Connecticut League of History Organization, the Norwich Historical Society is sponsoring a free virtual winter lecture series based on topics from our Walk Norwich Trail system (walknorwich.org). The four-part lecture series is from January to April and is free and open to the public. The lectures will be recorded and available on our website and social media platforms for on-demand viewing.
In honor of Black History month, our second lecture will focus on topics from the Norwich Freedom Trail. Kerima Lewis will present the lecture: The Reign of Black Governors in Norwich, Connecticut, and Beyond. This talk will discuss a tradition that emerged in Colonial New England during the 18th century when enslaved Africans elected their own kings and governors when denied basic liberties including the right to vote. Many of these elected Black officials were African royalty and heirs to a throne in their homeland. ....

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The Day - Signs of past times: trailblazing through Norwich - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published January 07. 2021 12:01AM
Brian Barganier, Special to The Times
Jail Hill District is loosely described on the Internet as Cedar Street in Norwich, but that area encompasses much more than that.
Jail Hill gets its rather unoriginal name after a jail that was built on a hill there in 1834, which stood between Fountain and Cedar streets. The jailhouse overlooked the city’s downtown area. If you want to see the original spot, it’s a currently vacant lot at 16 Cedar St.
The roughly 37-acre district included the areas of School, John, Fountain, Cedar, Happy, and Old Division streets. Development of the area began in the 1830s and was largely complete by 1865 after the Civil War. ....

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