Cultural Connections- Directory
Your Directory to arts and culture in Southeastern CT
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Historical Societies/Historic Sites/Heritage Organizations
Properties and buildings with historical significance are integral to our region's heritage and culture. Historic sites help define and distinguish our region and build a strong sense of identity. In Southeastern Connecticut, their stories that will take you from the agricultural beginnings of Colonial Connecticut through the development of communities, the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the transformative effects of industrialization.
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New London Landmarks
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We are a historic preservation organization which promotes the preservation and development of the urban environment of New London, Connecticut, including significant individual structures, streetscapes, neighborhoods, and open spaces.
Norwich Historical Society
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The Norwich Historical Society’s mission is to help preserve, protect and promote the rich history of Norwich, CT. NHS created self-guided trails apart of the Walk Norwich trails system and is the lead agency operating the Norwich Heritage & Regional Visitors’ Center.
Old Mystic History Center (former Indian & Colonial Research Center)
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Museum and local history research center. Exhibits and materials specializing in local history, genealogy, and native Americans.
Preston Historical Society
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The Preston Historical Society is dedicated to preserving Preston’s history and rural identity while promoting and enhancing community life for future generations.
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Sprague Historical Society
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The Sprague Historical Society consists of residents dedicated to preserving Sprague Town history. The Sprague Historical Museum is located on the third floor of the historic 155-year old Grist Mill. The Museum welcomes everyone stop by and spend time perusing the displays, pictures, and books.
Stonington Historical Society
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The Stonington Historical Society was founded in 1895 and operates three historic museums/libraries: Old Lighthouse Museum (1840), Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer House (1851), and the Woolworth Library & Research Center. Our mission is to preserve, interpret, and celebrate the history of all of Stonington.
Thames River Heritage Park
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The Thames River Heritage Park is a collection of national and historic sites along the Groton and New London shores of the Thames River linked by a water taxi that tell the stories that shaped our region and our nation.
Waterford Historical Society, Inc.
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We are a group of Waterford Town residents interested in our local history. We are located on the town green on the corner of Rope Ferry Road and Avery Lane, and are celebrating our 50th anniversary on September 9, 2017. Call 860-389-7529 (Leave message.)
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