Museum of Connecticut History

The Museum of Connecticut History is situated in the carefully reestablished and memorable 1910 building that houses the State Library and Supreme Court. Its attention is on the state's administrative, modern, and military history, which it grandstands through a scope of lasting and transitory displays. The shows take after the State's development and advancement and the part it played in the improvement of the United States.

The visit to the historical center begins at Memorial Hall with a show of the pictures of previous Connecticut Governors. The Hall additionally contains show boxes with vital authentic records, for example, the State's unique Royal Charter from 1662. Other essential accumulations are the Connecticut Collection, which contains banners, pictures, weapons, garbs, and numerous other notable questions, The Colt Firearms Collection, Mitchelson Coin Collection, and numerous others.