There is an admission charge. This historic house was the home of a judge who presided over the witchcraft trials. There is an admission fee. Founded in 1646, the site features the original blacksmith's shop and ironworker's home. The blast furnace and forge are reconstructed to be historically accurate.
Admission is free.
This museum is set in the Claffin-Richards House, built in 1660. Exhibits include antique furniture and household items. Of particular interest is the collection of 5,000 dolls. There is a charge for admission.