Artist Peter Toth spent several decades traveling the U.S., sculpting wooden statues depicting the Native American persons in each state – and then donated his work for free to that state. At least one statue was made for each state, including Connecticut. But, the Connecticut statue is no longer standing and finding information about its past, its whereabouts, its status, and its future prospects is difficult to come by. But, it has been found after quite a search.
Mike Allen specializes in bringing history to life, through his background in journalism, radio broadcasting, podcasting and public speaking. Mike hosted the podcast Amazing Tales About History for four years, interviewing experts on Connecticut history. For 10 years, Mike was News Director at Connecticut radio station i-95 FM (WRKI-FM) before becoming Press Secretary to the Mayor of Danbury. During a subsequent, 25-year corporate career, he worked and lived internationally, specializing in marketing and communications. Mike has lived in Connecticut for more than 50 years, currently residing in Danbury.