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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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Free Training for Local Historic District Commissions
Get a refresher on rules of procedure, design guidelines, the use of preservation tools such as demolition delay, and the benefits of Certified Local Government status.
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LISTEN: Jane Montanaro on WNPR
Listen to Trust Executive Director Jane Montanaro explaining a recent legal battle on WNPR.
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Town of Fairfield Recognizes Merit Award Winner
Learn more about Jeffrey Taylor and the team restoring the Greenfield Hill Cemetery.
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Funding Available for Small Towns
The National Trust for Historic Preservation’s grant program for small towns is accepting applications until 5/1.
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Announcing the Award of 6 Mini-Grants for Critical Building Issues
From January through March 2019, the Connecticut Trust awarded six Circuit Rider mini-grants across five counties.
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Guilford Preservation Alliance Wins Top Award
The 2019 Harlan Griswold Winner commemorates the lives of enslaved persons, saves stone walls, and funds key projects.
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