Hartford
Location: 75 Elm Street at West Street
Built: 1913 – 1914
Style: Georgian
Architect: Edgar T Hapgood of Hartford
Contractor: Unknown
Description: The building faces north and is a two story red colored brick and concrete structure. The building was built as the headquarters for the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company. The Appellate Court courtroom has a curving bench and Corinthian columns. The building was renovated in 2005 to accommodate the Appellate Court. The architect was Ricci Greene Associates and the contractor was The Nutmeg Companies, Inc. The cost of renovation was $5,500,000.
See: The courthouse is located in Harford County.
Connecticut Appellate Court – Hartford
Appellate Court courtroom
Picture courtroom area as used by Scottish Union and National Insurance Company
Photos taken 2017
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