Connecticut
Connecticut is a U. S. state in southern New England that has a mix of coastal cities and rural areas dotted with small towns. Mystic is famed for its Seaport museum filled with centuries-old ships, and the beluga whale exhibits at Mystic Aquarium. On Long Island Sound, the city of New Haven is known as the home of Yale University and its acclaimed Peabody Museum of Natural History.
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Vernon W. Hughes
American physicist
John Wesley Blassingame
American scholar
Warren Platner
American architect
Ida Barney
American astronomer
Alfred Terry
General
Jerome Frank
American philosopher
Samuel Rossiter Betts
Joseph Iadone
Edward Salisbury Dana
Claude V. Palisca
American musicologist
Henry W. Edwards
Former U.S. senator
Naomi Schor
Literary critic
Benjamin Silliman Jr.
Professor
Lafayette Mendel
American biochemist
William Henry Brewer
American botanist
George Henry Durrie
American artist
Ezra Laderman
American composer
Dorothy M. Horstmann
Epidemiologist
Thomas Anthony Thacher
American classicist
Hubert Anson Newton
American astronomer
Thomas Lounsbury
American historian
Abraham Robinson
Mathematician
Donald J. Cohen
American psychiatrist
Francis Allyn Olmsted
American author
Dirk Brouwer
American-Dutch astronomer
Alfred Gilman Sr.
American pharmacologist
Donald Crothers
Professor
Sophie Coe
Anthropologist
Hans W. Gatzke
Historian
John Haberle
American painter
Russell Henry Chittenden
American chemist
Decius Wadsworth
Writer
James Hillhouse
Former U. S. Representative
Edmund Ware Sinnott
American botanist
Chaim Engel
Maynard Mack
American author
César Pelli
Argentine-American architect
Tsuneo Tamagawa
Mathematician
Sebastian Shaumyan
American linguist
Denison Olmsted
American physicist
Benjamin Minge Duggar
Botanist
William Whiting Boardman
Politician
Harry Croswell
Journalist
Simeon Eben Baldwin
Former Governor of Connecticut
William Dwight Whitney
American linguist
Michael Rostovtzeff
Russian historian
Ithiel Town
American architect
