Inhabited for over 300 years by the descendants of Deacon John Grave I. Evolved from a primitive two-room dwelling to a classic New England saltbox. 18th-century family used the house as a private residence;
Madison, CT Historic HomesPeriod rooms with exhibits of china, dolls and toys, costumes and kitchenware, working looms and spinning wheels;
Madison, CT Museums558 open sites, concession, dumping station, bathrooms and showers (most sites)
Madison, CT BeachesWilliam F. Miller Campground. 558 open sites. Concession, dumping station, bathrooms and showers most sites. Salt water swimming and fishing. Individual fireplaces not provided. No pets. $15/night/
Madison, CT State ParksMulti-purpose fine arts facility....
A 19th-century working farm and living history museum located on 10 acres with an 1844 farmhouse, barns, gardens and livestoc...
Whitewater rafting on the Housatonic River and Farmington River, Class I-V. Licensed guides. Mountain and ice climbing instru...
Old New England touches, hi-tech amenities and wraparound comfort for business or pleasure, in historic harbor district. Thre...