Asian American Cultural Center

295 Crown St, New Haven, CT

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Owner:Yale
Year Built:1889
Era:1860-1910
Style:Italianate
Current Use:InstitutionalCultural Center
Historic Use:Residential
Neighborhood:Other
Current Tenant:Owned by Yale University- Home of the Asian American Cultural Center and the Native American Cultural Center
Tours:Heading down Crown Street

An elegant example of a common housing type in New Haven: "twin," or attached row houses, made of brick and rendered with Italianate details like an elaborate entrance porch and prominent brackets that accentuate the cornice. 295 Crown has belonged to Yale since 1956, and between 1960 and 1965 the building was home to Yale's City Planning Department (which was shuddered by President Kingman Brewster in 1969). Since 1989, the Asian American Cultural Center at Yale has called the building home.

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Maggie Lynn

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June 4, 2017

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