Admission: Free.
Address: 22 DeForest St.
Jct. Rtes. 63 & 6
Phone: (860) 274-1050
Come visit us in Watertown, Connecticut
Chronicles industrial, social and cultural history of the town, Victorian parlor exhibit, local research library. 1853
Watertown, CT MuseumsFormerly the Scoville Tavern, a stagecoach and merchant stop in the 1800s that has been converted to Federal-style bed and breakfast. Six rooms, balcony with views (one suite)
Watertown, CT Bed and BreakfastsArtifacts and art from 10,000 years ago to the present; indoor longhouse exhibit, changing exhibits, gift shop. Outdoor simul...
A 20-mile ride on restored historic railroad from mills, through a state forest, along the Naugatuck River and across the fac...
Dedicated to the industrial and agricultural heritage of the United States. Exhibits include gas and steam tractors; operatin...
Main gallery contains works by artists Ralph Earl and Richard Jennys, Connecticut furniture, New Milford pottery. Boardman St...
19th-century family museum with original and period furnishings. Living history house tours, Holley pocket knife exhibit. Gro...