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Gov. and Mrs. Lamont host a virtual holiday open house at the governor’s residence By Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont s Office | Posted by
December 21, 2020
Lamonts Release Video to Celebrate the Holidays, Continuing the Spirit of the Annual Holiday Open House at the Governor’s Residence
HARTFORD, CT – To continue the spirit of the annual Holiday Open House at the Governor’s Residence, Governor Ned Lamont and First Lady Annie Lamont on Sunday released a video extending holiday greetings to the residents of Connecticut and taking them on a virtual tour of the house as it is decorated for the season.
HARTFORD, Connecticut (WABC) While you may not be going many places this holiday season, you can take a virtual visit to the Governor s Residence in Connecticut.
Governor Ned Lamont and First Lady Annie Lamont released a video extending holiday greetings to the residents of Connecticut and taking them on a virtual tour of the house as it is decorated for the season.
The Governor s Residence, located at 990 Prospect Avenue in Hartford, was built in 1909 and has served as the official residence of the chief executive of Connecticut since 1943.
It is used for many official functions of the governor and is made available to nonprofit organizations for charitable events throughout the year. While it is owned by the state, its preservation, restoration, and maintenance are aided by the Governor s Residence Conservancy, a nonprofit organization.
The Governor s Residence is located in Hartford and has served as the official residence of the chief executive since 1943.
The house is used for many official functions of the governor and is made available to nonprofit organizations for charitable events throughout the year. While it is owned by the state, its preservation, restoration, and maintenance are aided by the Governor’s Residence Conservancy, a nonprofit organization, the spokesperson said.
“One of the best parts of the Christmas season for our family is sharing in the festivities with everyone, and that is why it pains us to not have the open house in-person this year, but it is the right and safe thing to do,” Lamont said.
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You Are Here:Home → Gov. and Mrs. Lamont host a virtual holiday open house at the governor’s residence
Gov. and Mrs. Lamont host a virtual holiday open house at the governor’s residence By Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont s Office | Posted by
December 21, 2020
Lamonts Release Video to Celebrate the Holidays, Continuing the Spirit of the Annual Holiday Open House at the Governor’s Residence
HARTFORD, CT – To continue the spirit of the annual Holiday Open House at the Governor’s Residence, Governor Ned Lamont and First Lady Annie Lamont on Sunday released a video extending holiday greetings to the residents of Connecticut and taking them on a virtual tour of the house as it is decorated for the season.