Hours: May 1-Dec. 15.
Address: 595 English Neighborhood Rd.
I-395 Ex. 90; I-84 Ex. 73
Phone: (860) 928-6959
Come visit us in Woodstock, Connecticut
Gothic Revival summer home (c.1846) by merchant and publisher Henry Bowen; Fourth of July host to presidents Grant, Hayes, Harrison and McKinley. Barn contains perhaps the oldest surviving indoor bowling alley in the country. 1850
Woodstock, CT Historic Homes1795 Colonial farmhouse with nine fireplaces on five pastoral countryside acres and hidden gardens, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Three bedchambers, private bath, fireplace, a/
Woodstock, CT Bed and Breakfasts18th-century Colonial located on 47 wooded acres, fireplaces, cooking hearths with Colonial meal (by reservation), gardens, patio, O pool. Three rooms (one suite), private bath, fireplace, a/
Woodstock, CT Bed and Breakfasts1740 historic center chimney farmhouse with fireplaces, beehive oven, on 4.5 acres of gardens and woodlands. Four rooms (thre...
Historic 1845 Greek Revival home filled with art and antiques, private boat rides. Two rooms, private bath, whirlpool, a/c, T...
Settled on three acres with woods, a stream and great place for bird watching. Three rooms, private bath; common room with fi...
1720 historic Colonial farm, once the home of John Meech, with cozy fireplace rooms, New England farm cooking. Three rooms, p...
New England gambrel cape, built by Revolutionary War veteran Stephan Branch in 1799. Five working fireplaces, two common room...