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Aug 30, 2022 · Thomas Breen Photo. Greenberg on top floor of former ACME building, with 19th-century elevator that was moved to 80 Hamilton. 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.
- Sneak Peek Reveals "Lost" City Treasures | New Haven Independent
Robert Greenberg getting lost in New Haven history with St....
- History Found At Lost In New Haven | New Haven Independent
Courtesy Robert S. Greenberg. One of two preview tours....
- Sneak Peek Reveals "Lost" City Treasures | New Haven Independent
Mar 17, 2021 · Take a look at the Elm City’s largest collection of memorabilia called Lost In New Haven. Curator and creator Robert Greenberg has spent the year working on this new space after he was forced to ...
Jul 24, 2023 · A colossal museum of New Haven artifacts will soon be unveiled to the public. By Randall Beach Updated July 25, 2023 4:47 p.m. Robert Greenberg’s countless Elm City treasures include the original sign and bar from The Anchor and the glowing Cutler’s Records phonograph sign. Lisa Nichols for Hearst CT Media/Lisa Nichols/Hearst CT Media.
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Dec 13, 2019 · What was once lost, has found a home with Rob Greenberg. Thousands of pieces of New Haven's history -- big and small -- are on display in his extensive art installation, Lost in New Haven.
May 9, 2024 · When it officially opens this summer, Lost in New Haven will be home to centuries of artifacts from around the city, from Acme Moving and Storage, to pizza restaurants and smoke shops, to an 1800s ...
