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Spring PD Day: New Haven Tour
New Haven was the first planned city in the United States. New Haven boasts the easily maneuvered grid layout which makes it easy to navigate the city on foot. Situated at the center of this grid, New Haven Green park was an early marketplace for the Puritans who founded the city. Today, this spacious – 16-acre – space of greenery features art, monuments and regularly hosts various festivals. Early on, New Haven was a co-capital of the state along with Hartford. It is no longer the administrative capital but does consider itself the "cultural capital" of the state. This is due to the booming art and music scene.
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New Haven Green
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Trinity Episcopal Church on the Green: 230 Temple Street
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The Center Church on the Green: 250 Temple St
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United Church on the Green: 270 Temple Street
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Connecticut Hall: 344 College St
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Amistad Memorial: 165 Church St
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New Haven City Hall: 165 Church St
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New Haven Public Library: 133 Elm St
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Harkness Tower: 74 High Street
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Grove Street Cemetery: 227 Grove Street
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The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library: 121 Wall Street
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Yale Art Gallery: 1111 Chapel Street
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Yale Repertory Theatre: 1120 Chapel St
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ART: Ocean: 1071 Chapel St
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Yale Center for British Art (Temporarily Closed): 1080 Chapel St
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ART: Dawn & Gemma: 1184 Chapel St
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ART: Square with Four Circles: 160 Temple St
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ART: Connecticut Carnivores: 160 Temple St
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The Yale Art & Architecture Building: 180 York St
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ART: Repeat and Reverse: 180 York Street
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ART: Finding Home: 24 High St
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Louis Lunch: 261 Crown Street
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ART: Anne Frank: 365 Crown St