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Allyn, Capt. Benjamin, II, House
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Apartment at 49-51 Spring Street
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Armsmear
4)
Austin, A. Everett, House
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B.P.O. Elks Lodge
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Barber, Giles, House
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Barbour, Lucius, House
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Barlow, Boce W., Jr., House
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Barnard, Henry, House
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Batterson Block
11)
Beach, Charles E., House
12)
Beardsley--Mix House
13)
Bemont, Makens, House
14)
Beth Hamedrash Hagodol Synagogue
15)
Brewer, Selden, House
16)
Buckingham Square Historic District (Boundary Increase)
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Building at 136-138 Collins Street
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Building at 142 Collins Street
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Building at 83-85 Sigourney Street
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Bulkeley Bridge
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Butler, Roger, House
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Buttolph-Williams House
23)
Canty, Marietta, House
24)
Charter Oak Bank Building
25)
Charter Oak Place (Boundary Increase)
26)
Charter Oak Place (Boundary Increase)
27)
Cheney Building
28)
Chevry Lomday Mishnayes Synagogue
29)
Christ Church
30)
Church of the Good Shepherd and Parish House
31)
Clay Hill Historic District (Boundary Increase)
32)
Colt, James B., House
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Congress Street Historic District (Boundary Increase)
34)
Connecticut State Capitol
35)
Connecticut State Library and Supreme Court Building
36)
Connecticut Statehouse
37)
Day House
38)
Day, Calvin, House
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Day-Taylor House
40)
Deane, Silas, House
41)
Dillon Building
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Engine Company 15 Fire Station
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Engine Company 16 Fire Station
44)
Engine Company 2 Fire Station
45)
Engine Company 6 Fire Station
46)
Engine Company 9 Fire Station
47)
First Church of Christ and the Ancient Burying Ground
48)
First Congregational Church of East Hartford and Parsonage
49)
First National Bank Building
50)
Footguard Hall
51)
Fourth Congregational Church
52)
Frog Hollow Historic District (Boundary Increase)
53)
Gillette, Francis, House
54)
Gilman-Hayden House
55)
Goodman, Timothy, House
56)
Goodwin Block
57)
Hartford Club
58)
Hartford Electric Light Company Maple Avenue Sub-Station
59)
Hartford Union Station
60)
Hooker, John and Isabella, House
61)
Hooker, Sarah Whitman, House
62)
House at 140 and 144 Retreat Avenue
63)
House at 36 Forest Street
64)
Hyde-St. John House
65)
Isham-Terry House
66)
James Pratt Funeral Service
67)
Johnson, Wilfred X., House
68)
Judd and Root Building
69)
Kellogg, Gen. Martin, House
70)
Keney Tower
71)
Linke, William L., House
72)
Loomis, Capt. James, House
73)
Loomis, George G., House
74)
Loomis, Gordon, House
75)
Loomis, Ira, Jr., House
76)
Lyman House
77)
Mather Homestead
78)
Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
79)
Mills, Elijah, House
80)
Mills, Oliver W., House
81)
Mills, Timothy Dwight, House
82)
Myers and Gross Building
83)
Newington Junction Railroad Depot
84)
Northam Memorial Chapel and Gallup Memorial Gateway
85)
Old Farm Schoolhouse
86)
Perkins-Clark House
87)
Polish National Home
88)
Pomeroy, Arthur G., House
89)
Royal Typewriter Company Building
90)
Saint Anthony Hall
91)
Second Church of Christ
92)
Seymour, Elisha, Jr., House
93)
Sigourney Square Historic District (Boundary Increase)
94)
Simpson, Dr. Frank T., House
95)
Spanish House, The
96)
Spencer House
97)
St. John's Episcopal Church
98)
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
99)
Stackpole, Moore, and Tryon Building
100)
State Arsenal and Armory
101)
Steele, Allyn, House
102)
Stone Bridge
103)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, House
104)
Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church
105)
Temple Beth Israel
106)
Temple Beth Israel
107)
Twain, Mark, House
108)
U. S. Post Office and Federal Building
109)
Union Baptist Church
110)
Wadsworth Atheneum
111)
Webb, Joseph, House
112)
Webster Memorial Building
113)
Webster, Noah, Memorial Library
114)
Wethersfield Avenue Car Barn
115)
Whitman House
116)
Widows' Home
117)
Willard Homestead
118)
Windsor Avenue Congregational Church
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I've been here many a'time. Luckily I get out of work early and can score a parking spot on the road, otherwise it can get hairy.
There are a good amount of taps, and a great selection of bottles. I won't even begin to list what they have and what I've tasted- I don't think there's enough room.
My favorites are the belgians. But the $3 pints of strongbow cider will get you where you need to be for pretty cheap.
The food is good. Last time it was so salty, I must have drank a gallon of water when I got home. But at least it tasted great and they tried pretty hard on the presentation.
The atmosphere is cozy and the people are friendly. I've struck up conversations with all sorts of people there- and that's not usually my style. There's just something about the Half Door that makes you feel at home- despite its surroundings.
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Bryan Peretto,
Coventry, CT
(10/23/2006) |
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Went there several times over the last few months. The beer selection is excellent with many bottle and tap selections. The best part is that they have beer that is not the same as everywhere else. Chimay was on tap and it was terrific. Nice dart tavern feel and is an excellent place in general. I try and go to these types of places when the crowds are thin so I can experience the place without fighting the weekend and happy hour crowds, The Half Door is one of the best places in Hartford. Cheers! See my photo of the Chimay I had, it'll make you wanna go the The Half Door right now!
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Yarbz,
New Britain, CT
(11/26/2005) |
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It's Aecht Schlenkerla - and there are 3 Rauchbiers - the Weizen being very different from the Urbock & Marzen. Which one did you have? I dig 'em all.
Cheers!
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mike,
Bristol, RI
(11/19/2004) |
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Every time I'm passing through, I make an effort to stop by. Great beer selection. I highly recommend trying "Aecht Gehlenferla Rauchbier". It was great, one of the most different beers I have ever tried. It was in bottle, but a rare import. Tasted like liquid smoke.
Food is great, service is great, nice looking waitresses. Has real warm feel to it. I'm told they sometimes have music there, but I can't imagine where.
The only problem is location. A real pain to park, and if you go two blocks away, your car better be worth under 10k.
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Mike Murphy,
Iselin, NJ
(11/18/2004) |
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Nice little place, was there for Sunday breakfast/Brunch. Definately had the feel of a traditional pub, with families present. all we needed was a lazy dog laying under foot. The breakfast spread was wonderful, a mix of traditional Irish and American. Nice beer selection. The neighborhood left a little something to be desired, but on a Sunday morning it was fine.
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Chris,
Oxford, NJ
(06/03/2004) |
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Very nice little place. I liked the atmosphere and so did the wife. Comfortable and not to shiney. Friendly staff willing to answer questions. It seemed that everyone working took a turn at waiting our table. I overheard that they were short 2 waitresses the night we were there. Very extensive beer list that only suffered from one main weakness....no american craft brews, but also I did not see Bud-slop on the menu Coors and Miller were represented. I had a great Sniender Wiess on draft and the wife really enjoyed her Ephemere Draft. The food was great. I tryed the Cheddar Ale soup as had been suggested by a BA. It was great, deffinitely a hearty pub soup. The only other thing that was a problem is in their present location parking is next to nonexistant. Lastly something the waiter said about thier cask line botherd me " no cask in the warm months because it goes bad and the distributer won't carry any because of the spoilage.
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Wayne Pereno,
Warwick, RI
(06/01/2004) |
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Fantastic beer selection. Food was very good and so was service. Great Irish Pub ambiance. Only negative is lack of convenient parking, but don't let that disuade you...
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David Quaadman,
Port Jervis, NY
(05/30/2004) |
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Great atmosphere. Usually have a cask conditioned ale on going.
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Cris Yarborough,
New Britain, CT
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