Presented by Professor Donald Cromley

Hosted by the Naugatuck Historical Society

January 15, 2019 in Howard Whittemore Library Reading Room at 6:30pm

Thomas Jefferson, a ‘Renaissance Man”, applied his self-developed wide ranging expertise to the new Republic he helped to define. Among his interests was the development of a suitable National Architecture. His efforts contributed to the establishment of American Neo-Classicism, examples of which are found in Naugatuck.

Learn more about the man and his architectural plans in this free lecture.

Followed by light refreshments