What used to be where the Wadsworth Atheneum & Municipal Building Stand Today in Hartford, CT?

Many buildings with interesting histories were torn down to make way for the construction of the Wadsworth Atheneum and the Municipal Building in Hartford, Connecticut. Buildings that used to stand between Main Street and Prospect Street, north of Arch Street, included the house of a notable figure from the American Revolution who was visited there by George Washington, the home of the Atheneum's founder, the home of a prominent minister, and an Episcopal Church. Find out about these and other lost buildings in this video.

The images of four houses in this video (the Jeremiah Wadsworth House, the Daniel Wadsworth House, the Dunham House, and the Bartholomew House are from the Connecticut State Library, PG 420, Taylor Collection of Early Hartford Photographs.

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