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Where Art Thou? East Hartford-Wethersfield

Season 2 Episode 5 | 28m 29s

East Hartford and Wethersfield are two of the oldest towns in Connecticut, and curator Roz White guides Ray to a mixed media artist who creates images of people and symbolism to illustrate experiences of trial, tribulation and triumph, and a costume designer and choreographer who incorporates her Caribbean culture. Plus, a visit to the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum to see many items from the 1700s.

Aired: 07/23/22
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