About Connecticut Real Estate History

Touring historic building and landmarks in the Nutmeg State.

CTRE.co is dedicated to the innumerable historic sites in the idyllic New England state of Connecticut.

This publication recounts in-person visits to notable Connecticut locations. These consist of neighborhoods, houses, buildings, bridges, highways, waterways, parks, natural wonders and other man-made structures.

Several research tools and open source resources have been cited for historical accuracy, including the Hartford Courant database found at Newspapers.com.

Connecticut is “The Constitution State” and “The Land of Steady Habits” where 169 municipalities preserve American history, oftentimes hidden in plain sight.

Peruse at your leisure and comment with feedback.

About Weston Ulbrich, Connecticut Realtor

A real estate professional with an appreciation for local history.

Born and raised in Connecticut, I am a proud Nutmegger.

I believe that “Life is for Service” and my enthusiasm for helping others shapes my work as a Realtor.

But most importantly, I am always there for my clients at a moment’s notice!

Let’s create a win-win relationship.

Give me a call anytime.

203.605.6086

 

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