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 HomesCountry setting, located on 23 wooded acres with pond, nature trails, fishing. Two rooms, a/c;
Woodstock, CT Bed and BreakfastsLocated in quiet neighborhood, nestled on 16
Woodstock, CT Bed and Breakfasts1710 center chimney Colonial, built by Edward Denison, on five acres in a quiet setting with gardens. Three rooms (one suite)...
Historic 1840 stagecoach stop on 23 acres, hiking trails. Three rooms (two with fireplace, one with whirlpool, one suite), pr...
Foxwoods is the largest casino in the world, with 340,000 square feet of gaming space in a complex that covers 4.7 million sq...
The Argia, a replica of a 19th-century gaff-rigged schooner with 20th-century appointments. Cruise to Fisher's Island Sound m...
First government-operated lighthouse in Connecticut (1823), moved in 1840 to present location. Changing and permanent exhibit...