The Town Hall next door was built in 1843. By appointment For over a century, the historical society has been preserving artifacts and documents detailing the history and life in the local area. Mid May to Mid October, 1-5 pm daily. Nathan Hale, CT's state hero, lived in this farmhouse, built in 1776. The exhibits detail Hale's life and activities during the war, as well as life on a farm in 18th century Connecticut.
Exhibits focus on local history.
She operated the pharmacy from 1911 to 1967. This museum sits on the site of the first academy for black women in New England, built in 1833. The academy was run by Prudence Crandall, who has been named female hero of the state of Connecticut. This National Historic Landmark features reconstructed, historically accurate rooms, changing exhibits, a library and a gift shop. Tours for groups and classes.