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Coltsville Members Tour, Hartford
ONLY A COUPLE SPACES LEFT! Join us for an exclusive FREE event for Preservation Connecticut members! On Thursday, October 28th, we will have a tour...
Talking About Preservation: Vampire Folk Belief in Connecticut
October 27th: Vampire Folk Belief in Connecticut Nick Bellantoni, State Archaeologist Emeritus To get into the Halloween spirit, we will be joined...
Talking About Preservation: Gravestones
October 20th: Gravestones Ruth Shipleigh-Brown, CT Gravestone Network For the last two sessions of Talking About Preservation before Halloween, we...
”Picturing History: Historic Barns of Connecticut” Photography Contest Gallery Opening at Hunt Hill Farm, New Milford
Thanks to our photographers and voters, you helped us raise appreciation for the Connecticut barn and over $7,000 to support our work during the...
Talking About Preservation: Unconscious Influence: Olmsted’s Hartford
October 6th: Unconscious Influence: Olmsted’s Hartford Don Poland, Goman + York Advisory Services On Wednesday, October 6th, Dr. Don Poland will...
Talking About Preservation: The Sustainable Historic House
September 29th: The Sustainable Historic House Marena Wisniewski, State Historic Preservation Office On Wednesday, September 29th, we will be joined...
Talking About Preservation: Protecting the Parkway
September 22nd: Protecting the Parkway Wes Haynes, Merritt Parkway Conservancy Join us for the first noontime chat of our Fall Series on Wednesday,...
Adaptive Reuse in Action
Architect and furniture-maker Andrew Peklo III recently completed the adaptive reuse of the former Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, CT and...
Talking About Preservation: Make Connecticut More Sustainable!
June 15th: Make Connecticut Sustainable! Alyssa Norwood, Sustainable CT Join us for a SPECIAL BONUS SESSION of Talking About Preservation on...
Talking About Preservation: Preservation is FUN!
June 16th: Preservation is FUN! Sarah Marsom, Heritage Resource Consultant Expanding the preservation movement requires more than a reevaluation of...