State Register Historic Districts & Individually Listed Properties

State Register Historic Districts are included in the State Register of Historic Places. These designations are administered by the State Historic Preservation Office of the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism and include local historic districts and historic districts approved for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, that are nominated by individuals, organizations or state and local governments. State Register Historic Districts may also be established by the Connecticut Historic Preservation Council, which bases its decisions on National Register criteria.

A listing in the State Register promotes historic preservation by:

• lending support to local preservation efforts without restricting the rights of private owners in the use or development of their properties

• providing for the review of historic properties in the early stages of state-funded or state-assisted activities

• qualifying properties for Connecticut’s Historic Homes Rehabilitation Tax Credit program

• qualifying properties for grants from Connecticut’s Historic Restoration Fund

• providing special consideration for historic preservation under the provisions of the state building and fire codes, the state lead poisoning law, and the American with Disabilities Act

Elm Street

Fairlawn-Nettleton 

Redfield and West Streets

Suburban Westville

Upper Davenport and Congress Avenues

State Register Individually Listed Properties