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Middletown’s Arrawanna Bridge
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Jonathan Trumbull’s Lebanon War Office: The “Pentagon of the Revolution”
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Emily Clark
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Lebanon
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Philip Johnson’s Glass House
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Thankful Arnold’s House
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The Henry Whitfield House
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Woodstock’s Roseland Cottage
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The Orrin Freeman House and the
Spirit of ‘76
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Alex Gerrish
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Haddam
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L.D. Brown and Son Silk Mill: A Staple in Middletown’s South Farms District
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Kelly Marino
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Middletown
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Middletown’s Beman Triangle: A Testament to Black Freedom and Resilience
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Jesse Nasta
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Middletown
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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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Cornfield Point: Old Saybrook’s Forgotten Scenic Alcove
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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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George Laurence Nelson: Artist of Kent’s Seven Hearths
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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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Southington Cutlery Company: From Silverware to Hardware
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Joel T. Case and the Victorianization of Bristol’s Federal Hill
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New London Harbor Lighthouse: Connecticut’s First Official Lighthouse
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Waste Not, Want Not: The Colonial Era Midden
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The Art of Burying the Dead: Exploring Connecticut’s Historic Cemeteries
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The “Welcoming Beacon” of Sheffield Island Lighthouse
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Elastic Web Expands Textile Manufacturing in West Haven
Map – Connecticut Landmarks of the Constitution
The Ebenezer Avery House – Who Knew?
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The Connecticut Houses that Ended Up in Massachusetts
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Lee’s Academy: An Icon of Education for 200 Years
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Florence Griswold’s Home: A Story of Perseverance and Community
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The Connecticut Town Green
Indian Hill Cemetery and the Landscaping of Burial Grounds in the Mid-19th Century
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Weaving the Cultural Fabric of Beacon Falls
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Julian Alden Weir: The “Heart” of American Impressionism
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A Hip Road Trip
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Restoring a Unique Piece of Bloomfield History
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Past Perfect: Wallace Nutting Invents an Ideal Olde New England
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The Bryan-Andrew House: Still Standing After All These Years
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Washington Didn’t Only Sleep Here: George Washington at Wethersfield’s Webb House
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“Gentleman’s Farming” Comes to Waterford
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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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The Story Trail of Voices
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Medicine Woman Gladys Tantaquidgeon and Mohegan Cultural Renewal
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Marietta Canty House
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Franklin’s Ashbel Woodward was a Battlefield Surgeon and Historian
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American Architect Ithiel Town Born – Today in History: October 3
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“Washburn Colonials”: Distinguished 1920s Homes Stand the Test of Time
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A Baltic Mill Helps Found a New Town
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Mohegan Sacred Sites: Moshup’s Rock
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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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Providing Rest for the Weary in Barkhamsted
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Modernism in Connecticut through Photographs
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Aunt Polly and Its Preservation
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The Beckley Blast Furnace, East Canaan
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Eugene O’Neill’s Connecticut Connections
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I-95 Reaches New London
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J. Frederick Kelly: Constructing Connecticut’s Architectural History
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Chamberlin Mill: A Woodstock Survivor
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Holmes at Home: The Life of William Gillette
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Mary and Eliza Freeman Houses
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Indian Hill Cemetery and the Vernacular of the Times
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Torrington Recovers after the Flood of ‘55
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Improving Sea Transportation: Guilford Goes About it the Light Way
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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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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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A Russian Village Retreat in Southbury
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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Where It All Happened: Connecticut’s Old State House
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Land Purchase Becomes Bushnell Park – Today in History: January 5
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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 Forlorn Soldier
Wesleyan Hills Helps Redefine Suburbia
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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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Standing at Rest, at Last: The Story of the Forlorn Soldier
Pomp and Circumstance: Civil War Commemoration
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Hartford’s Nook Farm
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From Frontier Town to Capital City: Collection Traces Hartford’s Transformation
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Philip Johnson in His Own Words
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Connecticut State Capitol
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Hartford
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James G. Batterson, Stone Contractor
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The Plainville Town Hall Catches Fire
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Warren Congregational Church, a Longstanding Community Center
The Answer Is Risom!
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Rock-Solid Industry in 19th-Century Bolton
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Stepping Back in Time: North Stonington Village Historic District
North Stonington’s Randall House, Nothing Ordinary about It
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North Stonington
Joshua Hempsted Born – Today in History: September 1
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Preserving an All-American Downtown in Torrington
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