1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery Memorial

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210 Capitol Ave

Hartford, CT 06106

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The 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery Memorial in Hartford, CT, serves as a historic site dedicated to honoring the soldiers who served in the regiment during the Civil War.

Visitors can explore the memorial to learn about the regiment's contributions and sacrifices, providing a glimpse into this significant chapter of American history.

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Dan R.

10/9/2013

Standing guard at the main entrance of the State Capital building lies a very impressive weapon of war. It's a 13 inch mortar used by the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery during the Civil War at...

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