Historic Buildings of Connecticut https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Lost and Surviving Buildings Along Hartford’s Main Street, between Trumbull and High Street 18th Anniversary of Historic Buildings of Connecticut! In Person Presentation on the Cheney Silk Mansions! Balloons Over Hartford During the Civil War Hartford’s Lost Red Tavern Hartford Times Christmas Carol Sing Latest Substack: Moving a building in Hartford back in 1917-1918 A Lost Block of Asylum Street in Hartford (Gionfriddo’s, Adajian’s and more)! New Video (and article) about Hartford’s (Lost) Garden Street Reservoir In-Person Presentation on Lost Mansions of Hartford New Video on Hartford’s Lost Rossia Insurance Company Building This Building went from being the home of Mark Twain’s Bookbinder to being a Souther Kitchen and Bar More Lost Asylum Street, Hartford Amazing Architecture of Prospect Avenue! Remembering Sage-Allen’s Rooftop Christmas Tree A Lost Block of Hartford’s Trumbull Street and neighboring Church Street Hartford New Video: Historic Landmark Treasures of Northern Main Street, Hartford CT In-Person Presentation About Hartford Christmas Tomorrow! Changes on a block of Main Street, Hartford Heublein Tower (1914) New Video About Heublein Tower Sunny Reach: A Hartford Insurance Executive’s 1919 Estate and His Cattle Herd History of Ford Street, Hartford (Before the Now Lost Statler-Hilton Hotel) New Video: The Lost Campus of Hartford Theological Seminary Thomaston New Video on a Lost Section of Hartford’s Main Street Mather Homestead (1840) Was Connecticut Shortchanged in Ken Burns’ American Revolution series? Born in Connecticut, Later Lived in Mansion in Pennsylvania. New Video: Hartford Mansions of the Perkins Dynasty of Lawyers In Person Presentation About the Heublein Family and Heublein Tower! New Video: Hartford Buildings Destroyed by the Extension of Hudson Street Index to Hartford YouTube Videos G. Fox & Co.’s iconic Christmas Village New Video: Hartford’s Lost Elm Street Armory In-Person Presentation on Hartford Department Stores Glastonbury Bartholomew Carini – Frank Lenti House (1909) Dr. J. W. Felty House (1910) What was Asylum Street in Hartford Like in the Old Days? Dr. Micheal Gill House (1901) A Look Back at a Destroyed Section of Trumbull Street in Hartford If you like Ken Burns’ American Revolution series… Hartford’s Amazing Hypnotist-Barber! Mark Twain’s Barber and the Mystery of the Turkish Baths Two Dates for my new Live Presentation “Hartford at the Holidays!” Historic Buildings that were Replaced by the Hartford Public Library and neighboring Federal Courthouse