Admission: $5 donation.
Hours: Mid-June-Labor Day,
Address: 350 Main St.
Phone: (860) 388-2622
Come visit us in Old Saybrook, Connecticut
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Connecticut Freedom Trail, site of James Pharmacy, once operated by Anna L. James, the first licensed African-American woman pharmacist in the state. Historical displays, original artifacts and photographs, 1896
Old Saybrook, CT Historic BuildingsBuilt in 1782, only house left in the nation with "George Washington Memorial" wallpaper. Displays a family's lifestyle for o...
Cited by the U.S. Dept. of the Interior as possessing 'exceptional architectural interest.' Antique horse-drawn vehicles, 18t...
Elegant 1836 Greek Revival mansion furnished with period antiques and listed on National Register of Historic Places. Two roo...
Restored 1808 Colonial home built by General Martin Kellogg III. Elaborate hand-carved woodwork in the North Parlor. Listed o...
Ellsworth was a famous Revolutionary patriot, jurist, statesman, and one of the framers of the U.S. Constitution. His house b...