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Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: New Hartford

New Hartford, Connecticut: "In 1732 the Connecticut General Assembly gave Hartford and Windsor permission to establish seven towns in the colony's Western Lands. New Hartford was given to…
Disasters

Hartford Union Station

Union Station, Hartford, Connecticut: Since 1889, Hartford's main railroad passenger depot has been Union Station. Master architect Henry Hobson Richardson designed the rail hub in the Richardsonian Romanesque…
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…
Chester
68 West Main Street
Demolished
Charles Dudley Warner Residence
Historical Markers
Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Farmington Canal
Chester
Connecticut River
Guilford
Cranbrook Tower
Historical Markers
Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Meriden
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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

1. Judah Woodruff House - 37 Mountain Spring Road, Farmington This grand estate, also known as The Cedars, traces back to at least 1760. An virtuoso architect named…
Abandoned
Lakesco Submersible
Lighthouses
Lighthouse Point Park
Gothic Revival
Connecticut State Capitol
Federal
Carrington House
Neoclassical
Kirtland Hall
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Yard Goats & the Origins of the New Haven Railroad – Part I
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Branford

Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Branford

Branford, Connecticut:   "In 1638 the New Haven Colony traded 'eleven coats of trucking cloth and one coat of English cloth made in the English fashion' to the…
Historical Markers

Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Farmington Canal

Farmington Canal, Plainville, Connecticut:  (A special edition blue historical marker)  Farmington Canal (1828-1848) The “Long Level” section was the single most important factor in growth of Great Plain area…
Historical Markers

Connecticut’s Blue Town Signs: Meriden

Meriden, Connecticut: 1661 - Meriden area first settled when Jonathan Gilbert is granted land by Connecticut Colony and employs Edward Higbee to operate an inn. 1670 - Greater…
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…
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