Admission: Adults $4, seniors $3, children (6-16) $2, 5 and under free.
Address: 114 Whitney Ave.
Phone: (203) 562-4183
Come visit us in New Haven, Connecticut
Fourteen-foot, three-dimensional bronze statue portraying Senghe Pieh (Joseph Cinque)
New Haven, CT MemorialsGutenberg Bible, original Audubon bird prints, changing exhibits. Unusual 1963 building features translucent marble "windows"
New Haven, CT LibrariesCharming center hall Colonial located in the East Rock neighborhood near Yale. Three rooms, private bath, a/
New Haven, CT LodgingFine and decorate art; artifacts and archival material relating to the history, formation and activities of the Knights of Co...
Oldest house in Greater New Haven, constructed between 1684-1700. Post and beam Colonial museum furnished in several periods ...
"Inventing Change" outlines the Whitney legacy of the site. Water Learning Lab, an outdoor learning environment, open May-Oct...
Period rooms with exhibits of china, dolls and toys, costumes and kitchenware, working looms and spinning wheels; Colonial he...
Former estate of Frances Osborne Kellogg. Elegant Colonial Revival home (1850), original antiques and fine arts. Formal rose ...