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Hartford is the state capital. Mark Twain has built a house for his family in 1873. At that time, Hartford was very rich and was the residence of the author of many political commentators, etc. His time in Hartford has some of his happiest: raising her family, wrote his best novels, working on their inventions. The house reflects his personality and his wife, that was totally the opposite of him. In other words, the house is very eclectic.
Your next door neighbor was Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's case. The house is easier than Twain, but it shows his personality with many talents, including painting.

Government House was completed in 1878, found on a hill in Bushnell Park (the name of the inventor of the submarine). And self-guided tours are available to hand the building, which has suffered for fifteen years to restore. The Rotunda is particularly impressive with its marble columns and a star-studded dome. Throughout the city are all reminders of the state's history. In the basement, hidden display windows in general are the memories, including the collection of spoons, covered with porcelain, medals, campaign paraphernalia, etc.

The Old State House is a short walk from the main street downtown. Built in 1796, the hotel is based in Liverpool City, England. The central area, now closed, was open to the elements, giving a sense of access to judicial and legislative process. This has worked well for half the year the weather was nice. During the hard winters, the capital was moved New Haven. In September 1839, the Amistad trial was first held here. Roger Sherman Baldwin stated his case and were acquitted of mutiny and murder. The federal government intervened in the direction of Martin Van Buren. To appease Southern Democrats paid the rebels have been accused as being the escape of slaves. The trial moved to New Haven, CT, in February 1840 (the winter capital). Again, that proved freemen, not slaves. Desiring a pound of flesh, the executive presented the case to the Supreme Court. Although convinced that the rights of Africans to be free. Finally found your entire home on board Caballero. Things not much has changed only the names.

The collection also located in the State House is old waiter Joseph curiosities. These objects date from the 18th century, when people pay a fee to see the many unusual species. A calf with two heads, a Wisconsin farm, gigantic insects and mammals and fish mounted and reptiles from around the world. Fish and turtles are hanging from the ceiling. Every inch of wall space is covered.

Hartford is known as the birthplace of many insurers, including Hartford, Travelers, etc.

Hartford is also the Colt Armory, which is being rebuilt. Only see the dome on top of the building, which has been restored, the rest of the building should be very impressive.