The Charter of Incorporation and By-laws of the Connecticut Historical Society, Together With a List of the Officers, and an Address to the Public; Vo (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149303191)

This volume presents the "Charter of Incorporation and By-laws of the Connecticut Historical Society," offering a glimpse into the foundational documents that shaped one of the earliest historical societies in the United States. Founded to preserve and promote the history of Connecticut, the Society's charter outlines its purpose, powers, and governance structure.

Included are the Society's by-laws, detailing the rules and regulations for its operation, membership, and the conduct of its affairs. A list of officers provides insight into the individuals who led the organization in its formative years. This volume also contains an address to the public, articulating the Society's mission and inviting participation in its endeavors.

This historical document offers valuable insights into the development of historical societies in America and the efforts to preserve and promote local history during the 19th century. It is an essential resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the history of Connecticut and the preservation of historical records.

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