Track Demolitions
We track demolition threats.
In fact, Preservation Connecticut is the only organization that tracks historic building demolitions statewide. We invest significant staff resources to ensure that we are the first to know when a permit has been pulled for demolition on a historic property. Find out how you can stop a demolition. See below for the list of properties currently slated for demolition, along with the dates the demolition delay expires.
DEMO: 11 Dogwood Lane, Westport
3,156 square foot Mid-Century Modern house built in 1948. Objection to demolition shall be submitted in writing to the Westport Building Official within 30 days: Steve Smith, Westport Building Department, 515 Post Road East, Westport, CT 06880
DEMO: 1515-1517 State Street, New Haven
Transitional Italianate/Queen Anne style multifamily residence built c.1891 for John H. Slator, a local mason. Posted 11/21/2025, under 90-day demolition delay. Objections can be submitted in writing to: Office of Building Inspection &...
11 Beachside Commons, Westport
14,038 square foot house built in 1971. From the real estate listing, "A true Westport icon, 11 Beachside Common is one of the most architecturally distinctive homes on the Connecticut coast-known to anyone who's ever strolled Burying Hill Beach....
9 Brookside Drive, Westport
9,142 square foot house built in 1938. Objection to demolition shall be submitted in writing to the Westport Building Official within 30 days: Steve Smith, Westport Building Department, 515 Post Road East, Westport, CT 06880
8 Newtown Turnpike, Westport
c. 1865 house totaling 1,750 square feet. Listed in Westport's Historic Resources Inventory as the "W.S. Bonton; Flavis Clark House". Posted March 20, 2025. To submit an objection, please send a letter to the Westport Building Department: Peter...
New Britain: St. Peter Church, Franklin Square
St. Peter Church, slated for demolition based on an engineering report that called for cost prohibitive structural repairs. Parishioners have started a petition to save the church. Recent coverage by the Hartford Courant. Email Jordan Sorensen...
337 & 341 Crown Street, 142-148 York Street, New Haven
Five residential/commercial buildings, c.1890-1900, contributing resource in the Chapel Street National Register District. Objections letters submitted to Building Official, Robert Dillon, 200 Orange Street, Room 501, New Haven, CT 06510.
10 Liberty Street, New Haven
Built in 1924 for Southern New England Telephone Co. See the listing on our CT Mills website here. Posted 1/20/2025, under 90-day demolition delay. Objections can be submitted in writing to: Office of Building Inspection & Enforcement ...
14 Pennoyer Street, Norwalk
Corvino L. Ogden house, built c.1888, single family residence, and located in the 5 Mile River Landing National Register Historic District. Posted 2/18/2025 Submit written objection by March 11th to: Norwalk Building Official/Code Enforcement, 125...