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Established in 1975 as a non-profit organization by Special Act of the Connecticut General Assembly, the Connecticut Trust's mission is to preserve the character and ensure the vitality of Connecticut's historically significant places. Through education, advocacy, collaboration and support, the Trust assists residents and community organizations throughout the state to preserve, protect, and revitalize Connecticut's historically significant communities.

Browse our programs and services and consider joining the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation in our work to protect and preserve our state's significant architectural, historical and cultural heritage. The presence of historic structures in Connecticut infinitely enhances the quality of our lives by helping establish a sense of place and define the character of our communities.

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Sustainable Stewardship: Historic Preservation’s Essential Role in Fighting Climate Change

by Richard Moe, President, National Trust for Historic Preservation

 

Home Page News
Energy at the Whitney Boarding House: What We Learned

 

Smart Growth

Smart growth is a term for a set of tools and techniques that communities can us to control the wasteful, out-of-control development now known as sprawl.

 

Spring 2008 Historic Preservation Technical Assistance Grants (HPTAG's)

The Connecticut Trust awarded $255,725 in Historic Preservation Technical Assistance Grants in April.

 

Preservation Awards 2008

Award winners in Hartford, Westport, East Hartford and Norwich.

 

Rudy Favretti Receives Jainschigg Award

Leading authority in the field of historic landscape preservation

 

Rep. John B. Larson Receives Harlan H. Griswold Award

 

Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program, Summer 2008

CRDIP will sponsor 16 paid internships from June 2 to Aug. 8, 2008

 


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