Connecticut's Old State House Educational Programs

Museum
Hartford , CT
Connecticut's Old State House, located in Hartford, CT, offers a variety of educational services catering to both in-person and virtual learning environments. The programs are designed for K-12 students and include historical education, interactive exhibits, and virtual learning opportunities. Through these programs, students can explore the history of Hartford and significant events in Connecticut's past. Additionally, the Old State House serves as a venue for school field trips, special events, and public educational tours year-round. This resource is particularly beneficial for homeschooling families looking for engaging and educational experiences related to civic engagement and history.

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