Anthony Riccio, author of The Italian American Experience in New Haven: Images and Oral Histories, has a website listing his speaking schedule and appearances.
Christina Luna, singer
Jacqueline Miconi, cookbook author and more
Ellis Island. Did your family enter the US through Ellis Island? If so, the search function at this site might locate for you the ship manifest, which can provide valuable clues and information.
Manifest Markings Home. If you've retrieved manifests from the Ellis Island site and you've been mystified by some cryptic markings, this site can explain them. The link is to JewishGen, but the article is applicable to anyone doing research on ship manifests.
Castle Garden. If you have family that arrived in New York before Ellis Island opened in 1890, they probably entered through Castle Garden. The search isn't as comprehensive as for Ellis Island, but can still provide clues.
Research Guide to Naturalization Records at the Connecticut State Library
Research Guide to Italian Genealogical Resources at the Connecticut State Library
Connecticut Society of Genealogists. You need to be a member in order to conduct research in city and town vital records archives.
Census, newspapers, and other search. Iconn.org provides resources for searching records useful for genealogy research. All you need to do is enter your Connecticut library card number.
http://italiangenealogy.tardio.com
The Italian Heritage and Genealogy Home Page
POINT-Pursuing Our Italian Names Together
Databanks on Italian emigrants to the US, Argentina, and Brazil
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CampaniaAmalfi views of the bay and the Piazza Duomo from Lega Navalie Amalfi
Napoli view of the bay
Positano view of the sea from the Le Sirenuse
Sorrento view of the sea from Hotel Cristina
Sorrento view of a walkway in front of a tobacco shop in the center of town
Vesuvio four different views