| Contents |
| pg 9 |
From the Publisher: Architectural Treasures Saved, Threatened & Demolished. By Elizabeth J. Normen |
| pg 10 |
Letters, etc. |
| pg 14 |
Hartford: Then and Now.
By Nancy O. Albert, Tomas Nenortas, and Karen O’Maxfield |
| pg 20 |
A Valley Flooded to Slake the Capital Region’s Thirst.
By Kevin Murphy |
| pg 26 |
40 and Fabulous: The National Historic Preservation Act.
By Mary M. Donohue |
| pg 30 |
Making a Success of Coltsville.
By William Hosley |
| pg 36 |
Florence Griswold Museum: The Spirit of Miss Florence Restored
By Liz Farrow |
| pg 42 |
re: Collections: The Litchfield Congregational Meetinghouse
A Litchfield church, jilted at the altar, stages a comeback.
By Rachel D. Carley |
| pg 43 |
Destination: The Warner and Palace Theaters
The spotlight shines brightly on two vintage theaters.
By Gina Bacchiocchi |
| pg 46 |
Shoebox Archives: In a Neighborhood, A Boy’s World.
By Walter E. Smith |
| pg 48 |
Noah Webster Slept Here. So Did I.
By Frederick W. Hamilton |
| pg 50 |
Soapbox: We’ve Got the Public Act. Now the Hard Work Begins.
By Helen Higgins |
| pg 52 |
Afterword
Historic holiday events not to be missed, Heroism in History conference, and more… |
WINTER 2005/2006
Hartford Neighborhoods Then & Now