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architecture - Connecticut History | a CTHumanities Project
New London’s Hygienic Art Building
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Vincent Scarano
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New London
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Middletown’s Arrawanna Bridge
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Kelly Marino
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Middletown
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Philip Johnson’s Glass House
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The Henry Whitfield House
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Woodstock’s Roseland Cottage
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John Warner Barber’s Engravings Chronicle Connecticut History
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Emily Clark
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New Haven
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The Amos Bull House and Sterling Opera House: The First Connecticut Listings on the National Register of Historic Places – Who Knew?
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Emma Wiley
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Derby, Hartford
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The Welcoming Warmth of Kent’s Seven Hearths
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Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Captures the Gilded Age in Norwalk
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The Phoenix Building, Hartford
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Amy Gagnon
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Hartford
The Van Vleck Observatory: A Reflection of Environmental Conditions
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Hartford’s “Façade House”: The Unique Home of Chick Austin
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Goodspeed Opera House Opens – Today in History: October 24
Building a Nation Brick by Brick
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Map – Connecticut Landmarks of the Constitution
The Ebenezer Avery House – Who Knew?
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Florence Griswold’s Home: A Story of Perseverance and Community
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The Connecticut Town Green
A Hip Road Trip
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Restoring a Unique Piece of Bloomfield History
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The Bryan-Andrew House: Still Standing After All These Years
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“Gentleman’s Farming” Comes to Waterford
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Portland Puts Its Stamp on an Architectural Era
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Barn Design in Connecticut
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A History of Libraries Speaks Volumes About Southington
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Aldrich Free Public Library: Dedicated to the Dissemination of Knowledge
Emily Holcombe Pioneered to Preserve Connecticut’s Colonial Past
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Henry Bacon Helps Beautify Naugatuck
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Yale University Art Gallery – Today in History: October 25
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American Architect Ithiel Town Born – Today in History: October 3
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Site Lines: Monuments to Connecticut’s Lost County Government
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Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch – Today in History: September 17
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“Washburn Colonials”: Distinguished 1920s Homes Stand the Test of Time
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The Seth Wetmore House: A Storied Structure of 18th Century Middletown
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Merritt Parkway Creates Scenic Gateway to New England
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The Rose King of America Transformed Cromwell’s Landscape
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Providing Rest for the Weary in Barkhamsted
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Modernism in Connecticut through Photographs
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The Beckley Blast Furnace, East Canaan
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Amy Gagnon
Town(s)
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North Canaan
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Landscape Architecture Helps in Healing – Who Knew?
J. Frederick Kelly: Constructing Connecticut’s Architectural History
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G. Fox & Co. Destroyed by Fire – Today in History: January 29
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New Haven Coliseum Imploded – Today in History: January 20
Father of Architects Born – Today in History: December 4
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Harkness Memorial Park Offers a Glimpse into Early 20th Century Wealth
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A Connecticut Home That Dates Back to the 1600s!
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Colonial Revival Movement Sought Stability during Time of Change
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Cornerstone Set – Today in History: May 25
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Connecticut’s Capitol Building – Inside and Out
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Metal Homes for the Atomic Age
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The Comstock Bridge Brings East Hampton Residents Together
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch, Hartford
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Amanda P. Roy
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Hartford
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West Cornwall Covered Bridge: An Icon of New England Craftsmanship
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The Prospect Green as a Historical Narrative
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Theodate Pope Riddle: Connecticut’s Pioneering Woman Architect
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Olin Library and The Debate About Open Space at Wesleyan University
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Colin O'Keefe
Town(s)
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Middletown
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Constitution Plaza Then and Now
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Land Purchase Becomes Bushnell Park – Today in History: January 5
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Gothic Connecticut
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The House That Hoadley Built
The Colt Memorial, Cedar Hill Cemetery
Richard Lee’s Urban Renewal in New Haven
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New Haven
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The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
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Designed to Heal: The Connecticut General Hospital for the Insane
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The Frost House Once Offered Travelers a Warm Welcome
A Better Home and Garden in Bethlehem
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The Darlings Make Preservation a Family Affair
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Echoes of the Old World: The Architectural Legacy of Ithiel Town
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Theodate Pope Riddle Dies – Today in History: August 30
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Philip Johnson in His Own Words
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Frederick Law Olmsted Born – Today in History: April 26
Connecticut State Capitol
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Hartford
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James G. Batterson, Stone Contractor
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Stepping Back in Time: North Stonington Village Historic District
Preserving an All-American Downtown in Torrington
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