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In the News
CTH Awards $144,047 in Major Grants to 11 Cultural Nonprofits for Community-Strengthening Capacity, Planning, & Implementation Programs
Connecticut Humanities, January 30, 2024
2024 CT’s Historic Gardens Day Poster Contest Winner Announced
Connecticut’s Historic Gardens, December 21, 2023
Readers’ Choice Winners 2023 – Rural Intelligence
Rural Intelligence, December 1, 2023
The Chronicle Best of 2023
The Chronicle, October 29, 2023
Sleeping with the Ancestors in Connecticut
Grating the Nutmeg Podcast, October 15, 2023
Asher Benjamin, Connecticut’s Early Builder and Architect 1773-1845
Grating the Nutmeg Podcast, October 1, 2023
New Frameworks for Evaluating Historic Properties
National Council on Public History (NCPH) History@Work, September 22, 2023
National Park Service and partner agencies announce $25.7 million in Save America’s Treasures grants
National Park Service, September 12, 2023
An Island in a Rural Sea: Palmer-Warner House as Queer Sanctuary
Connecticut Explored, Summer 2023
Craftsmanship in Two Connecticut Landmarks
Connecticut Explored, Spring 2022
Connecticut Landmarks Receives Grants from Connecticut Humanities
January 26, 2022
New Executive Director Moves to Suffield
The Suffield Observer, December 1, 2021
Connecticut Author Martha Hall Kelly on Her New Book “Sunflower Sisters”
Where We Live, April 2, 2021
Aaron Marcavitch Named Connecticut Landmarks Executive Director
August 31, 2020
At Home in CT
WTIC, June 28, 2020
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