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The Hale Campaign

Connecticut Landmarks seeks to significantly enhance the visitor experience at the Nathan Hale Homestead with dynamic new interpretations, engaging programs and activities, and comfortable visitor amenities and services, making the property an attractive destination for all audiences. Connecticut Landmarks plans to transform the visitor experience at the Homestead through the creation of new facilities and programming that teaches visitors about Connecticut’s Revolutionary War heritage.

Connecticut Landmarks will create, through the preservation and adaptive reuse of the Homestead's ell and two historic barns, an enhanced visitor experience which will include public restrooms and exhibition and education spaces, allowing the Homestead to provide more meaningful and accessible humanities programming. The new facilities will complement the restoration and re-interpretation of the Nathan Hale Homestead, which focuses on the Hale family during the American Revolution, and the intact colonial landscape, which will feature an interpretive trail that brings visitors into this landscape and introduces them to the many aspects of the Hale farm. The result will be that the Hale Homestead will offer an engaging, integrated learning experience for visitors of all ages.

We're almost there! With $1,200,000 raised and only $207,000 more to go.
Please help us by making a gift to support this important project at the Hale Homestead. You can make a secure credit card donation by clicking on the Donate Now link. Or, call April Paterno, Director of Donor Development at Connecticut Landmarks, at (860) 247-8996 ext. 16 to learn more about the visitor services project at the Nathan Hale Homestead. Your generous gifts are essential to all that we do, and for that we are truly grateful


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