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608 Lake Avenue, Greenwich
Last residence in Connecticut of Boy Scouts of America co-founder, Ernest Thompson Seton and called "Little Peequo". Seton's daughter, Anya Seton, wrote three of her most famous novels there in her...
Greenwich: Havemeyer Building Redevelopment: Deadline November 15, 2024
The Town of Greenwich (herein the "Town") is seeking proposals from qualified firms or teams of firms for the redevelopment of a municipal property, the Havemeyer Building, located at 290 Greenwich...
UPDATE Bridgeport: Mary & Eliza Freeman Center Construction Manager: Deadline August 9, 2024
The Mary & Eliza Freeman Center for History and Community is requesting Proposals from interested and qualified construction managers with fifteen (15) years of relevant experience to provide...
Rescheduled Jane’s Walk — Inner Grand Avenue and Wooster Heights: Past, Present and Future
Saturday, August 10th, 11am “Inner” Grand Avenue — that area between downtown and Fair Haven, State to East Streets — is today a mere shadow of the thriving commercial district that once served the...
New Haven: Painting, Roofing, Carpentry: Deadline July, 12, 2024
Preservation Connecticut, Inc. is seeking qualifications from interested contractors through a Request for Qualification (RFQ) process for repair work that includes, painting, roofing, carpentry at...
Meadowood Historic Tobacco Barn Permanent Restoration, Simsbury
The Town of Simsbury invites bids for a project that includes the permanent stabilization of Barns 3 and 4 along Firetown Road by removing, protecting, and resetting historic elements. A mandatory...
1102 Oenoke Rdg, New Canaan
Colonial Revival house, built c.1938 and totaling 4,795 square feet. Posted 05/21/2024. For objections, contact Jordan Sorensen at jsorensen@preservationct.org
32 Webb Road, Westport
c. 1925 house totaling 3,238 square feet Posted May 21, 2024. To submit an objection, please send a letter to the Westport Building Department: Peter Howard, Building Official, 515 Post Road East,...
Membership Restructuring
Beginning July 1, 2024, Preservation Connecticut is restructuring membership levels and increasing prices for the first time in 20 years. This will help manage some of the increased cost of doing...