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*POSTPONED* Saving Faith: Preserving Historic Black Churches in the 21st Century
Monday October 7, 2019
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
600 Main Street, Hartford
August- November 2019 Book Talks
Join author, Chris Wigren as he discusses his book, Connecticut Architecture: Stories of 100 Places this fall!
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Connecticut “Techbuilt” house available for relocation
For salvage or relocation, preferably within Connecticut: Mid-20th-century prefab “Techbuilt” house by architect Carl Koch.
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Trust Awards Maintenance & Repair Grants for Houses of Worship
The Connecticut Trust’s board authorized $50,000 in Maintenance & Repair grants to four historic churches.
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Community Development Loans through Capital for Change
The Connecticut Trust has made a five-year capital investment of $250,000 with Capital for Change (C4C), a Hartford-based Community Development Financial Institution.
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1772 Foundation Awards Grants in Connecticut for 2019
The 1772 Foundation has awarded 23 restoration grants to Connecticut organizations, totaling $202,426.
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Noyes Family and Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation Sign Preservation Easement to Protect Noyes House in Perpetuity
“Eliot Noyes was a brilliant architect and designer whose work deserves greater study and, certainly, preservation.”
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Public Historians’ Conference Focuses on “Repairing” History
Presenters provided examples of “repair work” being performed across the globe through historic preservation, museology, and tourism.
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The Earliest Evidence of Humans in Connecticut!
Radiocarbon dating indicates the site was occupied as much as 12,500 years ago, in the Paleoindian period.
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