Final resting place of Revolutionary War soldiers and 17th-century settlers including African-Americans and Hartford's founder Thomas Hooker. Were orginally 6,000 graves, 435 markers still stand. (No grave rubbing)
Hartford, CT Historic MarkersHer words changed the world with "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the groundbreaking anti-slavery novel (1852). Tour the Victorian Gothic home (1871), the Katharine Seymour Day House (1884)
Hartford, CT MuseumsOne of Connecticut's oldest garden center and the oldest continuously operating seed company in the U.S. (since 1820). Rows o...
Gracious Colonial revival in private setting with gardens, furnished with period antiques. Three rooms (one suite), private b...
94 suites (some with fireplace and full kitchen), TV, exercise room, I pool....
Dance, theater and world music performances in Crowell Concert Hall, World Music Hall and the CFA Theater....
124 units (11 suites, some bi-level), rest., lounge, valet garage parking, TV, health facilities....