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Name: Delamar West Hartford
Address: 1 Memorial Road, West Hartford, CT, 06107, USA
Telephone: 860.937.2500

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WEST HARTFORD 250TH CELEBRATION

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New Britain Museum of American Art

New Britain Museum of American Art is the first museum in the country dedicated solely to American art, showcasing centuries of artistic expression—from colonial portraiture and Hudson River School landscapes to important contemporary works. In partnership with the museum, Delamar West Hartford features a rotating collection from NBMAA on the first floor of the hotel, allowing guests to experience museum-quality art throughout their stay.

Delamar guests also receive complimentary admission to the museum with their room key, creating an effortless and enriching cultural experience both inside the hotel and just minutes away.

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Webster Walk At Blue Back Square

Blue Back Square, home to Delamar West Hartford, takes its name from Noah Webster’s famed “Blue-Backed Speller,” honoring the literary legacy that helped shape American education. The square weaves this history into its design, most notably through the striking Dictionary Wall—an engraved stone installation celebrating Webster as the father of the American dictionary. Throughout the walkable district, guests will discover etched literary quotes along sidewalks and building facades, along with bronze statues and contemporary public sculptures reflecting the town’s dedication to the arts. Just steps away at the Noah Webster Library, a prominent statue of Webster stands as a tribute to West Hartford’s enduring cultural and intellectual heritage.

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