A tour of the mine, as well as numerous exhibits are open to the public. The site also features hiking trails, a picnic area and is a National Landmark. May - October, call for specific hours of operation Exhibits detail the history of firefighting. Includes models and authentic historic firefighting trucks and equipment. Artifacts and rides on authentic antique trolley cars help visitors re-live the days when trolleys were an important mode of transportation.
Many events take place at the site throughout the year.
Enfield The Beeches 1221 Enfield Street, Route 5, Enfield, CT The home of Paul Robeson, who was one of the finest bass-baritone singers to ever grace the American stage. Robeson further made a name for himself as an actor and human rights activist, and was blacklisted during the McCarthy era. He then left Connecticut and lived the rest of his life in Europe. Built in 1782, this house focuses on the life of one family over the period of 180 years. Open in December for a Christmas display.