Research

GHHS produces architectural history with a fresh point of view. Mary Donohue is an award-winning author, historic preservationist, architectural historian and podcast producer.  She has co-authored three award winning books and produced many types of public programming. She is the Assistant Publisher of Connecticut Explored, the magazine of Connecticut history, and the co-host of Grating the Nutmeg, podcast of Connecticut history. 

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Recent projects include:

Exhibition scripts and implementation

House Histories

Walking Tours

Bus Tours

National and State Register Nominations

Magazine Articles

Self Guided Tour Brochures

Podcast Episodes

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Full length publications include:

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Built to Serve: Connecticut's National Guard Armories 1865-1940, co-authored with Geoffrey L. Rossano, 2003.

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En Avant with our French Allies, Connecticut Sites, Markers and Monuments Honoring comte de Rochambeau's French Troops for Contributions in American Independence, 1780-1782, co-authored with Robert Selig, Bruce Clouette and Mary Harper, 2004.

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A Life of the Land: Connecticut's Jewish Farmer, co-authored by Briann Greenfield, 2010.

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