| Patrick Keely, architect; church dedicated, June 1866. AHCC sources claim that Sam Coit oversaw construction, but Franklin Smith’s obituary claims he did. |
Before July 13, 1864The society’s building committee selected Patrick Keely as architect. | ||
July 13, 1864The building committee reported on its progress at a meeting of the Asylum Hill Congregational Society.Read More | ||
August 8, 1864The Asylum Hill Congregational Society petitioned the Hartford Court of Common Council for permission to build its church.Read More | ||
September 12, 1864The Asylum Hill Congregational Society petitioned the Hartford Board of Aldermen to grade Asylum Avenue.Read More | ||
By September 26, 1864Patrick Keely completed plans for the church. This is the first reference in the Courant to Patrick Keely as architect of the Asylum Hill Congregational Church.Read More | ||
October 1864Ground likely broken on the chapel. | ||
August 4, 1865The Courant reported on progress being made on the construction of the church.Read More | ||
December 14, 1865The Courant reported that construction on the church was about to close for the winter.Read More | ||