New England's first academy for Black women (1833-34), established by Connecticut's female state hero. Changing exhibits, period furnishings, research library, gift shop. National Historic Landmark; part of the Connecticut Freedom Trail and the Connecticut Women?
Canterbury, CT MuseumsA 250-acre farm with sports facilities, hiking trails, brooks, ponds, five antique water-powered mill sites; horse, carriage and wagon rides;
Canterbury, CT AgricultureRestored 1756 private home with riverside setting, located in art colony and historic area. 11 rooms, one cottage, rest., lou...
Gothic Revival summer home (c.1846) by merchant and publisher Henry Bowen; Fourth of July host to presidents Grant, Hayes, Ha...
Home of early industrialist, used as a meeting place for patriots during Revolutionary War....
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Step back into the 1940s as you enter the 1928 Colonial filled with antiques and collectibles, sitting room with fireplace. F...