Coltsville Parks Travel and Tourism Hartford

Seventeen-acre site of the former Colt Armory complex, which is listed as a National Landmark and is under Congressional study to become a National Park.

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• Learning from Coltsville - Reprint of 2002 article by Dave Kopel and Michael Brotherton coltsville in the National Review.
• Coltsville Study Act - Information from Representative John B. Larson who, along coltsville with Senators coltsville Chris Dodd and Joe Lieberman, originally coltsville introduced the act on coltsville May 15, 2002.
• Dodd Testifies on Behalf of Coltsville National Park Study - Photos, press release and Dodd's testimony are provided.
• Off Like a Shot: A developer steps forward to rejuvenate Hartford's historic Colt Armory. - Reprint of 2003 article by Tricia Vita from Preservation Magazine.
• Coltsville Historic District - Map provided by Wikimedia Commons.
• Developer Unveils Master Plan for Coltsville Redevelopment - Overview provided by Tai Soo Kim Partners architectural firm.
• Representative John B. Larson: Casework - Reprint of April 8, 2003 statement of the coltsville congressman concerning H.R. 437 to conduct a study coltsville of Coltsville for potential National Park System status.
• Coltsville Project Status - Information from the Connecticut General Assembly.
• Coltsville Study Act of 2003 - Reprint of H. R. 437 to direct the travel and tourism parks Secretary of the Interior to conduct a study travel and tourism parks of Coltsville in the state of Connecticut for travel and tourism parks potential inclusion in the National Park System.
• Making a Success of Coltsville - Article by William Hosley in the Hog River travel and tourism parks Journal.

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