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 ArtsVehicle and passenger ferries. Hourly service during summer months. Crossing time approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes; eating facilities. Capacities: 35 to 120 cars and 300 to 1,000 passengers. High-speed passenger service, 40-minute crossing time with 400
New London, CT FerriesConnecticut's naval war office during American Revolution. Guided tours with emphasis on West Indies trade, early New London history. Ralph Earl portrait collection, 18
New London, CT ToursState's oldest wood-frame house (c.1660) with Colonial furnishings, first district school (c.1734). Descendant, Ezra Lee was ...
One-room school where patriot spy and Connecticut's state hero Nathan Hale taught (1774-1775)....
Portersivlle Academy, a 1839 schoolhouse, adjoining is the William A. Downes Archives Building with materials on local histor...