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Torrington, 85 Pulaski Street
Romanesque Revival church and accompanying Modernist school on 1.5-acres available for purchase. Built in 1927, the church was founded by Torrington’s Polish-American community and operated as St....
198 River Street, New Haven (formerly Bigelow Boiler)
Three-story, 12,000 square foot brick industrial building, built c. 1875 as part of the Bigelow Boiler Complex and located in the River Street Historic District. More information here. Posted...
2 Owenoke Park, Westport
1910 Colonial Revival house, totaling 4,352 square feet. Contributing resource to the Compo-Owenoke National Register Historic District. Posted 07/08/2022. Objection to demolition shall be submitted...
51 Compo Beach Road, Westport
1920 Colonial Revival house, totaling 1,680 square feet. Contributing resource to the Compo-Owenoke National Register Historic District. Posted 05/24/2022. Objection to demolition shall be submitted...
366 Hebron Avenue & 7 Linden Street, Glastonbury
366 Hebron Avenue: Residential/Commercial, 2 stories, 1,476 square feet, built c. 1937 7 Linden Street: Residential, 1.5 stories, 914 square feet, built c. 1800. Posted 04/28/2022. Objection to...
Talking About Preservation: Documenting the Stories Behind Historic Houses
June 8th: Documenting the Stories Behind Historic Houses Ken Staffey, Researcher and Author Join us on Wednesday, June 8th at noon to hear from Ken Staffey, the researcher and author behind...
Talking About Preservation: New London’s Black Heritage Trail
June 1st: New London’s Black Heritage Trail Tom Schuch, Black Heritage Trail, researcher Join us on Wednesday, June 1st at noon when we will have Tom Schuch, unofficial New London historian and...
Barnum Museum Members Tour, Bridgeport
Join us for an exclusive FREE event for Preservation Connecticut members! On Thursday, May 19th, we will have an exclusive tour of The Barnum Museum in Bridgeport for our current members. Barnum...
Talking About Preservation: P.T. Barnum’s Lasting Legacy
May 25th: P.T. Barnum’s Lasting Legacy Kathleen Maher, Barnum Museum, Executive Director Join us for the first session of our Spring series of Talking About Preservation on Wednesday May 25th at...