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Discover 18 sites throughout Stepney, Connecticut where military militias trained, fine carriages were made, people protested the Civil war, and where generations of leaders have been interned.

We invite you to travel the Stepney Heritage Trail and to learn more about our local Stepney history. Individual sites have been marked either with a freestanding site marker or an oval building marker for easy identification. These markers will help you identify the significant architecture and history of Native Americans, colonists, immigrants, and other ethnic groups that are a part of the community’s history.

Mission

Save Our Stepney Task Force, Incorporated is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, more specifically to preserve and enhance the character of the village of Stepney, Connecticut, incorporated within the Town of Monroe. The Task Force's scope of concern will include identifying, documenting, improving and/or preserving historic, cultural and natural properties and features of Stepney. Activities may include public events, education, beautification and cultural enrichment. Community involvement and cooperation with other civic groups and the Town of Monroe will be encouraged.

Stepney Bicentennial Celebration

June 10-11, 2023

Discover 18 sites throughout Stepney, Connecticut where military militias trained, fine carriages were made, people protested the Civil war, and where generations of leaders have been interned.

The Stepney Green, located on Main street Monroe, at the intersection of routes 25 and 59 and serves as an outdoor gallery in which to display the public art. The first of three exhibitions features the work of Ziggy Bober, sculptor, muralist and painter from Norwalk, Connecticut.

Mission