Researching at the CMCH

Discover Connecticut Culture and History

 

Researching at the Connecticut Museum

Discover Connecticut Culture and History

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The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History’s Waterman Research Center is your point of access to the millions of objects, manuscripts, photographs, prints, books, maps, and historical documents in our collection. Begin your search here.

Due to Covid-19, access to the Waterman Research Center is by appointment only.

Researching at CMCH

What you need to know to begin research BOOK A VISIT TO THE CENTER Because of the nature of the Connecticut Museum of Culture and…

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Digital Reproductions

Available for personal, educational, and commercial use Digital reproductions of images, manuscripts, and artifacts in the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History collection are available…

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Research Tools

A list of the extensive resources to begin your research. The catalogs and subject guides available online are a great introduction to the many materials…

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Independent Researchers for Hire

Please note: Researchers for hire are not Connecticut Museum of Culture and History employees. Inclusion on the independent researcher list should not be viewed as…

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Family History & Genealogy

The CMCH is an excellent resource for researching your family history. The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History is a great place to start or…

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Credit Line, Citations, and Copyright

How to use images from the CMCH collection The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History is committed to digitizing its collections to make them available…

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Research Fellowships

A participant in the New England Regional Fellowship Consortium (NERFC) The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History is a participant in the New England Regional…

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The Women of Color Suffrage project

Colored Women’s Liberty Loan Committee, October 21, 1917, RG012, State Archives, Connecticut State Library | From left to right, Elizabeth R. Morris, Mary A. Johnson,…

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Location

One Elizabeth Street
Hartford CT, 06105

860.236.5621

 

Museum Hours:

Tuesday-Friday 12pm-5pm, Thursday until 8pm
Saturday 9am-5pm
Sunday 12pm-5pm

Research Center Hours:

Tuesday-Saturday 12pm-5pm, Thursday until 8pm
Always by appointment only.