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 The External Affairs Division of the Connecticut Judicial Branch provides tours of the Supreme Court courtroom from Monday through Friday during regular business hours. For more information, please call or e-mail Jim Senich, Manager of Communications, at (860) 757-2270 or James.Senich@jud.ct.gov.
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 Both adults and
children can sit in the courtroom and view their state’s history,
from the beautiful state oak tree panels that cover the walls, to
the two famous murals entitled "The Allegory of Education" and "The
Fundamental Orders, 1638-1639," which grace the wall and the
ceiling. Students may gaze up at the portraits of retired Chief
Justices, and sometimes one lucky individual will play the role of
court marshal for the day! Whether young or old, individuals can
understand the importance of this courtroom - and how it differs from
the Superior and
Appellate courthouses in Connecticut. The External Affairs Division of the Connecticut Judicial Branch welcomes tour groups Monday through Friday. Please call Jim Senich, Manager of Communications, at (860) 757-2270 or e-mail  him at
James.Senich@jud.ct.gov
to arrange
for a tour.
Please provide information about
anyone in the tour group who may require special accommodations.
View the CT-N video:
"Enduring Grandeur: Connecticut's Supreme Court Building"
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Did
you know that the Supreme Court building in Hartford is almost one
hundred years old? Did you know that it is the only court of
its kind in Connecticut? Most people are not aware of this rich,
historical treasure located in the state’s capital city. The
Connecticut Supreme Court, State Library, and Museum
of Connecticut History make up the
