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Waterbury, CT: Construction is completed on the Trust’s first
Waterbury, CT: Construction is completed on the Trust’s first Revolving Fund project, the rehabilitation of four historic houses on Gaffney Place, i...

Spread the word that grant funding is available for planning and
Spread the word that grant funding is available for planning and pre-development studies of historic industrial sites. Email [email protected] or c...

The Derby Historical Society was awarded up to $7,200 for a
The Derby Historical Society was awarded up to $7,200 for a condition assessment of the General David Humphreys House (1698). The condition assessment...

Creative Places Kristen went to Falls Village in Canaan to visit
Creative Places Kristen went to Falls Village in Canaan to visit the New Haven Railroad caboose. The New Haven Railroad logo was designed by Herbert M...

This is the little known wreck of the “Laksco”, a submersible
This is the little known wreck of the “Laksco”, a submersible that sank with its parent ship, the “Lillian” in July of 1940. Invented by Milfo...

We will be writing a State Register nomination for the Benjamin
We will be writing a State Register nomination for the Benjamin Franklin statue located in front of the Silas Bronson Library in Waterbury for our Cre...

This former oyster barge is the last of its kind. Located at the
This former oyster barge is the last of its kind. Located at the Quinnipiac River Marina in Fair Haven, it is a remnant of a once-vibrant floating oys...

You might find some of the Anaconda American Brass Company
You might find some of the Anaconda American Brass Company fittings and pipes in your house today! Waterbury, CT- This site has been continuously us...

In 2013 the Capewell Horse Nail Factory in Hartford received a
In 2013 the Capewell Horse Nail Factory in Hartford received a $50,000 grant from the CT Trust to provide the city and the developer with detailed arc...

Were passing along a great event held by New London Landmarks on
Were passing along a great event held by New London Landmarks on Wednesday, April 9 at 5:30PM: PUBLIC FORUM- Replace or Restore Old Windows? 111 Union...