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Fort Griswold, Groton, CT
The Ebony Horsewomen’s Mary Fields Horse & Heritage Museum, Hartford
The Ebony Horsewomen’s Mary Fields Horse & Heritage Museum, Hartford
Lucy and Lois Tritton Memorial at the New Haven Green, New Haven
Pvt. Leverett Holden of the CT 29th at East Avon Cemetery, Avon
The Resting Ground of the (Rebecca) Primus Family, Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford
The Memorials to Black Soldiers in Milford Cemetery, Milford
The Archer Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church in Windsor
The Resting Ground of the Primus Family, Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford
New England Civil War Museum, Memorial Hall, Vernon
Fortune Mural, North End Rec Center, Waterbury
Fortune's Resting Place, Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury
Pvt. Leverett Holden of the CT 29th at East Avon Cemetery, Avon
Coonecticut's Old State House, Hartford
The Ruby and Calvin Fletcher African American Museum, Stratford
Freedom Schooner Amistad
Quentin Williams Resting Place, Inidan Hill Cemetery, Middletown
Center Church, Hartford
The Judge Constance Baker Motley Preserve and Homesite, Chester
Ambassador Ebenezer Don Carlos Bassett Memorial, New Britain
Freedom Schooner Amistad
The Amistrad Memorial, New Haven
Mark Twain House, Hartford
Prudence Crandall Museum
New Haven Museum, Amistad: Retold exhibit, New Haven
New Haven Museum, Amistad: Retold exhibit, New Haven
The Tuskegee Airmen: Their Untold Stories exhibit, Windsor Locks
The Tuskegee Airmen: Their Untold Stories exhibit, Windsor Locks
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The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Simsbury
Robin Starr and New Guinea site, Cornwall Bridge
Faith Congregational Church, Hartford
Soilders and Sailors Monument, Hartford
The Freedom Trail Quilts at the Museum of Connecticut History, Hartford
The Freedom Trail Quilts at the Museum of Connecticut History, Hartford
The Freedom Trail Quilts at the Museum of Connecticut History, Hartford
Theodore Dwight Weld, Harriet Beecher Stowe House, Hartford
Sarah Harris and Prudence Crandall sculpture, State Capitol, Hartford
David Ruggles Freedom Bell, Norwich
David Ruggles Freedom Bell, Norwich
Soldiers and Sailors Monument, New Haven
The Mary and Eliza Freeman Center for History and Community, Bridgeport
The Cesar and Lowis Peters Archaeological Site, Hebron
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The Amistad Center for Art and Culture, Hartford
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The People's Center, New Haven
Anna Louise James, James Pharmacy, Old Saybrook
Grove Street Cememtery, New Haven
The Amistad Memorial, New Haven
The 29th Colored Regiment Monument, Criscuolo Park, New Haven
The Joshua Hempsted House, New London
The Chauncy Brown and Temme House, Farmington

Welcome to the Connecticut Freedom Trail, where history is always present. Your journey along the Connecticut Freedom Trail is an inspiring voyage through the history of the struggle for freedom and human dignity.

Welcome to the Connecticut Freedom Trail

_{Join us and experience the power and resilience of African American history!}

Throughout the state of Connecticut, we celebrate the resilience and spirit of the Black and African American communities, as well as their history. As you explore the Connecticut Freedom Trail, you are invited to use our interactive map to review the various site categories as you journey through time.

Be sure to check out the upcoming events hosted by different sites along the trail. Join us today on the Connecticut Freedom Trail and experience the power of American history.

Welcome to the Connecticut Freedom Trail

Join us and experience the power and resilience of African American history!

Join us on the Connecticut Freedom Trail today, and experience the power of African American history!

_{Join us and experience the power and resilience of African American history!}