Buildings & Landmarks

Colonial

Curtis Fairchild House

Curtis Fairchild House, Durham, Connecticut: At the corner of Main Street and Route 68 is a Federal style home with a Greek Revival style pediment crowning a red…
Colonial

Hyland House

Hyland House, Guilford, Connecticut: At 84 Boston Street near Guilford Green is an Early Colonial dwelling that was turned into a house museum by 1918. According to The…
Chǎteauesque

Cadwell House

Cadwell House, New Britain, Connecticut:  Cadwell House has been described as a critical component of New Britain's Walnut Hill Historic District. The mansion was designed and owned by…
Durham
Old Durham Cemetery
New Milford
Gaylordsville Spite House
Colonial Revival
Orange Town Hall
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Hartford

26 Hungerford Street

26 Hungerford Street, Hartford, Connecticut: 26 Hungerford Street, Hartford, Connecticut: A stone's throw from the Connecticut State Capitol is a street named for one of Hartford's founders, Thomas…
Demolished

Charles Dudley Warner Residence

Charles Dudley Warner Residence, Hartford, Connecticut: In Hartford’s Nook Farm neighborhood there once stood the residence of famed author, Charles Dudley Warner. His Victorian-era mansion on Hawthorn Street…
Factories

Tankerhoosen River

Tankerhoosen River, Vernon, Connecticut: Though few know it today, the Town of Vernon was once nicknamed Loom City. Before Vernon was incorporated from Bolton in 1808, several cotton…
Listings
Ten Historic Homes on the Connecticut Real Estate Market in 2023
Abandoned
Lakesco Submersible
Lighthouses
Lighthouse Point Park
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Signs & Markers

Historical Markers

Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Westbrook

Westbrook, Connecticut: "This community was settled in 1648 as Pochong, an Indian word meaning at the confluence of two rivers, the Pochoug and the Menunketesuck, by residents of…
Derby

Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Derby

Derby, Connecticut: "In 1642 John Wakeman established the first trading post in the Naugatuck Valley at the confluence of the Naugatuck and Housatonic Rivers. Edward Wooster, a Milford…
Historical Markers

Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Milford

Milford, Connecticut: "This area was settled in 1639 as an independent colony by a congregation of English Puritans led by their minister, the Reverend Peter Prudden. Land was…
Ansonia

Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Ansonia

Ansonia, Connecticut: "Here the first settlers came in 1654 and established a settlement called Uptown Derby. It is now part of the City of Ansonia, incorporated in 1889.…
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