Admission: Free.
Hours: Memorial Day-Labor Day,
Address: 20 State St.
Phone: (860) 873-3399
Our Website:www.connecticutsar.org
Come visit us in New London, Connecticut
Boyhood home of Nobel Prize-winning playwright Eugene O'Neill; named for the Count of Monte Cristo, his actor-father's most famous role. Setting for O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night" and his only comedy, "Ah, Wilderness!"
New London, CT Arts
A full year of the best fishing trips in Connecticut, month by month, to both freshwater and salt water. Filled with explanations beginners can understand�and tips experts can use to put more bends in the rod.
This new guidebook, by Connecticut�s leading fishing writer and Norwich
New London, CT Day Trips19th-century coastal defense fort located on the Thames River. Also former location of Naval Undersea Warfare Center. Visitor Center with exhibits, site interpretive signage;
New London, CT State Parks18th-, 19th- and 20th century art and decorative arts, American Impressionist paintings, contemporary American art, changing exhibits. Nearby at the Deshon-Allyn Mansion contains dolls and dollhouses. Outdoor Children'
New London, CT MuseumsPortersivlle Academy, a 1839 schoolhouse, adjoining is the William A. Downes Archives Building with materials on local histor...
One-room school where patriot spy and Connecticut's state hero Nathan Hale taught (1774-1775)....
State's oldest wood-frame house (c.1660) with Colonial furnishings, first district school (c.1734). Descendant, Ezra Lee was ...