This annual event offers stakeholders in the cultural sector the opportunity to connect with policymakers and, well, advocate.
6 months ago

The Franco-Americans, or French Americans, are a group of people of French and French-Canadian (Québécois and Acadian) descent living in the United States.
133 months ago

This small open ferryboat is used on the Hampton Ferry across the River Thames. Alternative forms edit Etymology edit From ferry + boat.
158 months ago

Tens of thousands of French Canadians already called New York home in 1860, thus establishing an enduring cultural presence.
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Lucina Young. Olive Ash. Leafy Brown. Lydia Chase Cook. Mattie Spaulding. Harriet Titus Gaudette. Eliza McMahon. Caroline Bettis.
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Teaching resources, including questions and a bibliography, on Maine Acadians and the history of the Upper St. John Valley.
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French-Canadian immigrants began settling in Manchester, N.H., prior to the U.S. Civil War—as early as the 1830s and 1840s, in fact.
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The Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission has opened opportunities to explore the Green Mountain State's Franco-American history.
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Franco-Americans have been active participants in the construction of race relations and racial identity in the United States.
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The French-Canadian soldiers of the War of Independence faced a new struggle as peace returned to North America.
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