Talking About Preservation: Jane Jacobs 101 

Talking About Preservation: Jane Jacobs 101 

Thursday, April 25th: Jane Jacobs 101   Alan Plattus, Yale University Join us at this special first session on a THURSDAY at noon to hear from Yale Professor of Architecture, Alan Plattus, about Jane Jacobs (1916-2006), an urbanist and activist who championed a...
714 Quinnipiac Avenue, New Haven

714 Quinnipiac Avenue, New Haven

c. 1834 Solomon Bradley house, located in the Quinnipiac River National Register Historic District. Demolition notice posted on February 29, 2024. Objection letters can be sent to the Building Official: Robert Dillon, 200 Orange St, Room 501, New Haven, CT...
Advocacy 2025

Advocacy 2025

URGENT ADVOCACY ALERTThere is a crisis impacting State Historic Preservation Offices across the country, including here in Connecticut. We need your help!  We are facing substantial challenges, from funding delays, cuts, and staff reductions at the National Park...
1340 Main Street, Coventry

1340 Main Street, Coventry

19th century (1830-1870 era), post and beam commercial building just outside the National Register district. Thought to be a former warehouse for John Boynton who owned several mills in town. Photo credits: Coventry Historical Society Demolition notice posted on...
Year-end Giving 2023

Year-end Giving 2023

We love the work we do across Connecticut, but it is only possible with support from our members. Please remember us this giving season and consider making a tax-deductible donation for preserving historic buildings and the communities they help foster. Donate...