The West End Civic Association (WECA) Architectural History & Resources Committee (AH&RC) and The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History are pleased to present an information session about the Historic Homes Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program.
Alexandra Ruggiero, the Corning Museum of Glass, will explore the history of glass in America.
Alexandra Ruggiero, the Corning Museum of Glass, will explore the history of glass in America.
Alexandra Ruggiero, the Corning Museum of Glass, will explore the history of glass in America.
In partnership with the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford (JHSGH), CMCH presents a screening of "Harvesting Stones: The Jewish Farmers of Eastern Connectictut" followed by a panel discussion.
In partnership with the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford (JHSGH), CMCH presents a screening of "Harvesting Stones: The Jewish Farmers of Eastern Connectictut" followed by a panel discussion.
In partnership with the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford (JHSGH), CMCH presents a screening of "Harvesting Stones: The Jewish Farmers of Eastern Connectictut" followed by a panel discussion.
Take your first steps into storytelling with Speak Up Founder and Moth Champion Matthew Dicks and a special peek behind the scenes at the CMCH.
Take your first steps into storytelling with Speak Up Founder and Moth Champion Matthew Dicks and a special peek behind the scenes at the CMCH.
Take your first steps into storytelling with Speak Up Founder and Moth Champion Matthew Dicks and a special peek behind the scenes at the CMCH.
Men in Connecticut have been manscaping for centuries—come see the evidence of facial hair fashion captured in paint, photography, and even wood in our collections. Learn more about what your beard said about you in days past and how ideas about masculinity were written on men’s faces. Visit storage and collection areas not normally open to the public, and learn how the CMCH preserves the stories of Connecticut.
Men in Connecticut have been manscaping for centuries—come see the evidence of facial hair fashion captured in paint, photography, and even wood in our collections. Learn more about what your beard said about you in days past and how ideas about masculinity were written on men’s faces. Visit storage and collection areas not normally open to the public, and learn how the CMCH preserves the stories of Connecticut.
