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Demolitions Continue to Rise
Remains from one of the St. Martin de Porres buildings in New Haven, demolished in December 2021. Photo credit: Susan Godshall, New Haven Preservation Trust You may remember from our blog post last...
Stonington, 82 Mechanic Street
Redevelopment opportunity of historic textile mill (c. 1878) on Pawcatuck River. Built by Moss Manufacturing Company for cotton goods production. Later occupants include Crefeld Mills Corporation,...
Living History: Stabilized for Winter
Happy Spring! Before we get too far along into warmer weather, we want to give an update of what the Fagans have been up to all winter and what is coming up next. Earlier in the winter, essential...
908 Hartford Turnpike, Waterford
1.5 stories house built c. 1750, totaling 1,524 square feet. Located in between major retail developments. Salvage opportunity! Posted 04/14/2022. Objection to demolition shall be submitted in...
For immediate release: Connecticut Preservation Awards 2023
Preservation Connecticut is proud to announce its Awards for 2023. Preservation stories often tell of threats and losses, so it is heartening to turn instead to stories of accomplishment and...
For immediate release: Connecticut Preservation Awards of Merit 2022
Preservation Connecticut is proud to announce its Awards of Merit for 2022. Although the coronavirus pandemic continues, life is slowly taking on a more normal aspect again. As that process unfolds,...
48 Woodside Avenue, Westport
2.5 stories house built c. 1920, totaling 1,853 square feet. Posted 04/06/2022. Objection to demolition shall be submitted in writing to the Westport Building Official within 30 days: Steve Smith,...
3 Quincy Street, Norwalk
Two-story industrial building constructed c. 1912, 9,500 square feet. Former John P. Beatty and Brothers Co. building. Posted 4/7/2022. Email Jordan Sorensen with questions about objections (before...
“Picturing History: Historic Landscapes of Connecticut” Photography Contest Gallery Opening
Thanks to our photographers and voters, you helped us raise appreciation for historic Connecticut landscapes and over $4,000 to support our work during the GogoPhoto contest! All the submissions...