Hartford building recognized nationally as historic could be

HARTFORD — The decade-long dispute over tearing down a 137-year-old funeral chapel at Hartford’s Beth Israel Cemetery — recognized nationally as historic — came to an abrupt end this week that clears the way for demolition, perhaps within days. In a letter this week to the State Historic Preservation Office, the U.S. National Park Service determined the Deborah Chapel — contrary to the ...

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