- PUBLICATIONS -

- BOOKS -

 - On This Day in Connecticut History. Charleston, SC: The History Press, 2015.

- CONTRIBUTIONS TO MULTI-AUTHOR WORKS -

 - “The History of Pineapple Cheese.” In The Oxford Companion to Cheese, edited by Catherine Donnelly. New York: Oxford University Press, 2016.

 - Winner of the James Beard Award in Reference and Scholarship

- JOURNAL ARTICLES -

 - “The Baseball Playograph,” Connecticut Explored 11, no.3 (Summer 2013).

 - “To Work or To School,” Hog River Journal (now Connecticut Explored) 7, no.3 (Summer 2009).

- “Newgate in 1825: A Nursery of Crime,” Connecticut History Review 47, no.1 (Spring 2008).

- CONNECTICUTHISTORY.ORG -

 - "Amelia Simmons Adds a Uniquely American Flavor to Cooking"

 - "A New Source of Farm Labor Crops Up in Wartime"

 - "Benedict Arnold: America’s Most Famous Traitor"

 - "Connecticut’s Christmas Town"

 - "Connecticut Poor Law Aimed to Care for the Needy"

 - "Daring World War II Escape of a Bethany Soldier"

 - "East Haven’s Revolutionary Salt Works"

 - "Guilford’s One-Man Fire Department"

 - "Henry Ward Beecher, a Preacher with Political Clout"

 - "John H. Trumbull: Connecticut’s 'Flying Governor'"

 - "The Shoe Box Murder Mystery"

(and many more!)

- CONFERENCE PANELS AND PRESENTATIONS -

- “Exploring Teaching Resources and the Essence of Connecticut.” Connecticut State Department of Education's Conference on Inquiry, New Britain, Connecticut, March 17, 2017.

- “Teach It: What Is It? Why Use It? Help Build It.” Connecticut Council for the Social Studies Conference, Cromwell, Connecticut, October 27, 2015.

- “History, Libraries, and the Humanities.” Connecticut Library Association Conference, Mystic, Connecticut, April 27, 2015.

 - “Connecticut History” Field Service Alliance of the American Association for State and Local History, Hartford, Connecticut, March 23, 2015.

 - “No Man’s Land: The Role of the Surveyor General in the Case of Baca Float No.3.” Rocky Mountain Interdisciplinary Conference, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, September 11, 2010.

- A FEW MEDIA PIECES -

 - An Interview on WNPR Radio. “'Citizen Historian' Project Asks: Did Local U.S. Newspapers Cover the Holocaust?" January 27, 2017.

 - A Mention of On This Day in Connecticut History in Connecticut Magazine. “CT Files: Connecticut, Birthplace of the Can Opener.”  January 5, 2017.

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  - An article by the New England Historical Society inspired by an entry from On This Day in Connecticut History, "The King Tut Ticket Scam of 1979."

  - Testimony on "The Value of the Humanities in Connecticut" Given before the Appropriations Committee of the Connecticut General Assembly, February 16, 2016.

  - Announcing the Launch of the Connecticut Humanities Council's Inquiry-Based History Learning Project in the Bristol Roundup. "New Website for Teachers Brings Connecticut Perspective to U.S. History." October 29, 2015.