| Town and County Club, 22 Woodland Street Regency, 31 Woodland Street Immanuel Congregational Church, 370 Farmington Avenue Mark Twain House, 351 Farmington Avenue Katherine Day House, 341 Farmington Avenue Harriet Beecher Stowe House, 77 Forest Street Saint Francis Hospital, 1000 Asylum Avenue & 114 Woodland Street Grace Lutheran Church, 46 Woodland Street Niles Street Community Garden, 17 Niles Street Jones-Plimpton House, 115 Sigourney Street Dunn-Waterman Building, 117 Sigourney Street Comet Diner, 267 Farmington Avenue 279 Farmington Avenue 285 Farmington Avenue 293 Farmington Avenue |
| The in-person tour is never the same: Frank changes the tour every time he runs it. The starting point is usually set at the start of the summer series, and the tour goes as far as it can in 45 minutes. Frank loves questions, so feel free to throw them at him any chance you get. |
| Frank Hagaman is the retired executive director of Hartford Preservation Alliance, a committed historic preservationist, and an experienced not-for-profit housing developer. He's currently on his second go-round in Hartford, having lived in Frog Hollow in the 1980s before moving to Indianapolis. He returned to Hartford in the 2010s and moved into Asylum Hill, which he continues to call home. |