Introducing: The Curricomp House and Brothertown Acoustic Heritage Project

This coming Tuesday September 27th at 7pm CST and again on Tuesday October 4th at 7pm CST, Seth Wenger will be hosting a zoom conversation to discuss Brothertown Ancestor Andrew Curricomp, and the role his home played in Joseph Johnson’s work to organize Brothertown. He and Dr. Timothy Hsu have conducted research regarding the acoustics of the Curricomp house and have samples so Brothertown members can listen to the acoustics of the space. The Curricomp house is still standing in Tunxis Sepus, now Farmington, CT.  Members can download an overview of the proposed project here…

For those who are not familiar with Seth Wenger, he has an involved history with The Brothertown Indian Nation over the years, perhaps most notable to members, was his wonderful mini- documentary “Sounding Indian melodies in New Haven Connecticut Brothertown Indian Nation” which can be viewed here on the BIN  YouTube channel.

Please Visit the following links to find more information and a zoom link to participate in the meetings! This is a wonderful and important opportunity for us during our Restoration process. 

• Sep 27, 2022, 07:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
  • https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88918427748
  • Meeting ID: 889 1842 7748
• Oct 4, 2022, 07:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
  • https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85829515044
  • Meeting ID: 858 2951 5044