Architectural Monographs: 17th Century Connecticut Houses
This issue of the historic White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs explores the earliest wooden structures of Connecticut, celebrated as excellent surviving examples of…
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Architectural Monographs: Connecticut’s Charming Old Hill Towns
Only the hardiest settlers made it through the “hideous and trackless wilderness” on the Connecticut Path to access the hills that would later be…
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Architectural Monographs: The Town of Suffield, Connecticut
How would you picture the archetypal American home today? Maybe you envision a suburban neighborhood filled with nearly identical cookie-cutter houses with two-car garages…
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Architectural Monographs: Old Woodbury in Connecticut
Architect Wesley S. Bessel clearly didn’t think much of contemporary architecture back in 1916, calling it “a conglomerate mass of uninteresting work.” In fact,…
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Architectural Monographs: The Boston Post Road
Connecticut’s earliest settlements were made not along the water, like most, but inland, in the center of the state. This fact may seem surprising…
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