Her words changed the world with "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the groundbreaking anti-slavery novel (1852). Tour the Victorian Gothic home (1871), the Katharine Seymour Day House (1884), and the Victorian grounds and gardens. Stowe Visitor Center showcases exhibitions, museum shop.
Built in 1854, the house epitomizes gracious urban living in antebellum Hartford. In 1896, Dr. Oliver Isham bought the house, which remained in the family until 1979. The family'
Hartford, CT Historic HomesHer words changed the world with "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the groundbreaking anti-slavery novel (1852). Tour the Victorian Gothic home (1871), the Katharine Seymour Day House (1884)
Hartford, CT MuseumsFamily resort on 40 acres. 36 units, ent., playground, O pool, mini-lake, hiking, tennis, golf, badminton, volleyball, softba...
Fish production facility where 118,000 pounds of trout and salmon are raised each year to stock state waters; hiking trails i...
Library and museum in historic setting featuring Native American artifacts, mounted birds, rare American antique furniture, s...
One of four dairy farms in Connecticut that milk cows, pasteurize and bottle own milk. Self-guided tours. Make ice cream on ...