LOCAL CHURCH HISTORICAL FILES
Connecticut

File materials with local histories, sometimes containing a brief history, photograph, or newsclippings.
Collected by the New England Methodist Historical Society.
Contains some information on churches outside the conference district.
See also Church records, which also sometimes contain historical sketches.
  • General.
    • Picture postcards of Methodist Churches in Connecticut.
    • Slides of churches in Connecticut, from Rev. David W. Bell.

  • By Town.
    • Ansonia

    • Barkinghamsted (Washington Hill)
    • Bolton
    • Bridgeport
    • Bristol
    • Burnside (and Hockamun)

    • Colchester (and Hopevale)
    • Coventry
    • Crystal Lake

    • Danielson

    • East Glastonbury
    • East Hampton
    • East Thompson
    • East Woodstock
    • Eastford
    • Enfield (Hazardville)
    • Enfield (Thompsonville)

    • Glastonbury (Asbury)
    • Groton (Christ)
    • Gurleyville

    • Hartford
    • Hebron
    • Hockanum (E. Hartford)
    • Hopevale

    • Lebanon

    • Manchester
    • Middletown
    • Moodus
    • Mystic

    • New Haven (First)
    • New Haven (St. John Street)
    • New Haven (Trinity)
    • New London
    • Niantic
    • North Glastonbury
    • North Somers
    • Norwich
    • Norwich (Lee Memorial)

    • Old Lyme
    • Oneco

    • Pascoag
    • Portland
    • Putnam

    • Quarryville

    • Rockville

    • Simsbury
    • South Coventry
    • South Glastonbury
    • South Manchester
    • Stafford Springs
    • Staffordville
    • Sterling
    • Stratford

    • Thompson
    • Tolland

    • Voluntown

    • Wapping
    • Watertown
    • West Thompson
    • Wethersfield
    • Willimantic
    • Willington
    • Winsted
    • Woodstock

 

June 19, 2003