Brochure: A Walking Tour of its History and Trees
A brochure with map for a self-guided walking tour of the history of the Green and its trees is available at the New Haven Visitor Center (College and Chapel Streets) and the Yale University Visitor Center (between College and Temple on Elm). The map includes stops on the audio tour and locations for identified trees.
Read the Brochure Online, or Download the Brochure Printed copies are also available at the New Haven Visitor Center and the Yale University Visitor Center
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DVD-- The New Haven Green: Heart of a City
To order copies of “The New Haven Green: Heart of a City” DVD send a $30 check (add $30 per additional copy) and your return address to:
Karyl Evans
Karyl Evans Productions
1700 Hartford Turnpike, North Haven, CT 06473
All profits from the sale of the DVDs will go to the ongoing planting and care of the trees on the New Haven Green.
To order copies of “The New Haven Green: Heart of a City” DVD send a $30 check (add $30 per additional copy) and your return address to:
Karyl Evans
Karyl Evans Productions
1700 Hartford Turnpike, North Haven, CT 06473
All profits from the sale of the DVDs will go to the ongoing planting and care of the trees on the New Haven Green.
About the film:
The documentary was funded by The Garden Club of New Haven, Inc. and the Committee of the Proprietors of the Common and Undivided Lands in New Haven. It was written, directed, and produced by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Karyl Evans and narrated by New Haven native and award-winning actor Paul Giamatti. The film reveals fascinating historical narratives and little known facts about the Green. A treasure of rarely seen archival photographs, paintings, and hand-colored engravings, along with interviews and an original score bring the history of the New Haven Green to life.
In 2013, Karyl Evans received three Emmy nominations for the film from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences-- for best writer, best director, and producer of the film.
The film was also nominated for the Linsley Award, recognizing the best work on a significant aspect of Connecticut history, from the Association for the Study of Connecticut History by Judith Schiff, New Haven’s City Historian and Senior Archivist at Yale University’s Manuscripts and Archives.
In 2013, Karyl Evans received three Emmy nominations for the film from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences-- for best writer, best director, and producer of the film.
The film was also nominated for the Linsley Award, recognizing the best work on a significant aspect of Connecticut history, from the Association for the Study of Connecticut History by Judith Schiff, New Haven’s City Historian and Senior Archivist at Yale University’s Manuscripts and Archives.