The Martha Culver Library and Plaza at 290 Quinnipiac Avenue houses the Society's Brockett collection of North Haven artifacts and farming tools as well as other permanent exhibits. It also serves as a center for the Society's educational activities and houses a library and other materials. The building, constructed in 1857 of North Haven brick, was once the home of Martha Culver. This public-spirited benefactress willed it to the town in 1925. The Culver building offers a unique opportunity for members to share in the development of a new museum.

Society Archival Records
The library houses an extensive and valuable manuscript collection dating from the 18th century. These include personal correspondence, diaries, account books, business records, property deeds, and town related documents. In addition, there are maps, photographs, newspapers, and genealogical materials. There is also a small, useful collection of historical source books.

Genealogical Links:
Connecticut Historical Society Connecticut Family History Centers Connecticut State Archives Connecticut State Library Family History Library Catalog Census Links