Admission: Adults $4, seniors $3, children $2.50, under 6 free.
Hours: Mid-May to Oct. 31;
Address: Rte. 7
Phone: (860) 927-3849, (860
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Exhibits the early American tool collection and artwork of Eric Sloane including his re-created studio. Adjacent ruins of 19
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Exhibits the early American tool collection and artwork of Eric Sloane including his re-created studio. Adjacent ruins of 19t...