Ridgefield’s Rich Architectural History — What’s Here and How to Protect It

Architectural historian Phil Esser will present Ridgefield’s Rich Architectural History — What’s Here and How to Protect It, a program that will explore the history of building design in Ridgefield.

The Ridgefield Historical Society, the Ridgefield Historic District Commission, and The Library are co-sponsoring the program with the goal of providing Ridgefield homeowners with more information about the town’s architectural styles “from the humble beginnings of the town, through the high-style and post-World War II era through the turn of the 21st Century.”

Following Mr. Esser’s talk, representatives from the Historic District Commission, the State Historic Preservation Office, and the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation will be available to answer questions and discuss programs.

Please register below.