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Aug 30, 2022 · A local museum nonprofit has purchased a Hamilton Street office and warehouse building that will now serve as the permanent home of New Haven artist and historian Robert Greenberg’s ever-expanding collection of Elm City artifacts, memorabilia, and ephemera.
- Might History Lie Beneath Developer's Dirt? | New Haven ...
Paving stones dug up by developers' excavation at 294-300...
- Sneak Peek Reveals "Lost" City Treasures - New Haven Independent
That former industrial building is the new permanent home of...
- Might History Lie Beneath Developer's Dirt? | New Haven ...
Jul 29, 2024 · Paving stones dug up by developers' excavation at 294-300 State St. Robert Greenberg wants to “ read the dirt” at one of New Haven’s latest downtown apartment construction sites.
Mar 10, 2023 · That former industrial building is the new permanent home of local artist and historian Robert Greenberg’s ever-expanding “ Lost in New Haven” collection of Elm City artifacts and memorabilia.
Mar 17, 2021 · Curator and creator Robert Greenberg has spent the year working on this new space after he was forced to relocate his massive collection. When it’s done, it’ll display thousands of artifacts...
Dec 13, 2019 · Thousands of pieces of New Haven's history -- big and small -- are on display in his extensive art installation, Lost in New Haven. What was once lost, has found a home with Rob...
Aug 30, 2022 · From left, Paul Farnsworth, co-owner of Elevator Service Co., and Lost in New Haven museum creator Robert Greenberg look over an elevator dating from 1916 built by the Eastern Machinery Co....
Greenberg recently received unanimous approval from New Haven’s City Plan Commission to transform a vacant, industrial building at 80 Hamilton St., into a permanent home for his massive...
