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 MarkersInstruments and medications used from the 18th- to the 20
Hartford, CT MuseumsThe nation's oldest public art museum (1842). World-renowned collections include Hudson River School landscapes, Old Master paintings, modernist masterpieces, Impressionist paintings, American furniture, decorative arts, cutting-edge contemporary art. Restaurant (860-728-5989);
Hartford, CT Museums63 units (four suites with refrigerator, coffeemaker, whirlpool; one with kitchen, living/dining room), TV, fitness center....
36-acre farm with an old-fashioned country store with locally made products, gift baskets. In the fall, hay rides, pumpkins, ...
Course Access: PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 2 days...
Housed in an 1878 Steamboat Dock warehouse located on the waterfront, the museum tells the Connecticut River Valley story in ...
Whatever the season, find your hidden gem in the Farmington Valley. Sping hot air balloon rides, Summer canoe, kayak or tube,...