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Second Annual Barns Grant awardees: 2009 2009 Barns Grant recipients Read More » First Annual Barns Grant awardees: 2008 2008 Barns Grant recipients Read More » 2009 Barns Grant an historic preservation technical assistance and granting program of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, with funding from the Connecticut General Assembly. Read More » Historic Properties Exchange List endangered and threatened barns for rescue! Read More » New Milford painting grants Read More » Restoration Services Directory for Barns! A list of contractors, architects, consultants and craftsman who have experience with historic buildings including barns! Read More » Art Gallery Click here to view and purchase barn art of Connecticut Barns by local artists. Read More »	Barns are disappearing from the Connecticut landscape. In some cases, it takes years for a barn to slowly decay. In others, a barn may be standing one day and gone the next, razed to make way for new construction. With each barn that is lost another piece of the state's rich agricultural history disappears... Nathan Hale Homestead The Nathan Hale Homestead was the home of the family of State Hero, Nathan Hale. Constructed in 1776, the current house is the second dwe... Read More »
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