Dec. 3 - The Naturopathic Approach to Treatment

Discover the naturopathic methods of treatment of common chronic conditions such as fatigue, depression, autism, and others.

Question and answer period following each lecture

Tuesday night, November 25th at 6:30   Historical Collections Department, third floor

Join us as we relive the trip of a lifetime!  See the pilgrims journey across the Atlantic to the shores of Cape Cod.  The trip of 1620 is related through the eyes of the brave pilgrims, we will  see what the ship looked like, the voyage, and Plymouth Plantation.  We will also see the real first Thanksgiving.

call 576-7417 for further information.

Bridgeport Public Library is proud to announce that starting November 15 it will offer the online language-learning software by Mango Languages. Free of charge to Bridgeport citizens who have a library card, Mango Languages is a welcome addition to the library for those wanting to study a foreign language easily and at their own pace.

Providing an easy-to-use interactive learning tool, Mango Languages allows remote online access to patrons to learn at their convenience. Mango also features a unique comprehensive teaching approach that actively engages audio and visual cues to assist users in language retention.

Genealogy Program at the Bridgeport Public Library
Sponsored by the Connecticut Ancestry

November 8, 2008: Fall Research finds us exploring the Special Censuses of the U.S. with professional genealogist, Nora Galvin, at the Bridgeport Public Library, Burroughs-Saden Main Branch, 3rd Floor, 925 Broad Street, Bridgeport, CT, starting at 10:00 AM on Saturday, November 8th. (more…)

The Candidate for “Change” was Bridgeport’s own Jasper McLevy.

Many People know that Jasper McLevy was the Socialist Mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut from 1933 to 1957. However, did you also know that Jasper Mc Levy also ran for Governor of Connecticut on the Socialist platform?

This political poster for Jasper McLevy is a campaign poster for McLevy as he ran for Governor of Connecticut in 1938.