Hotchkiss-Fyler House (1900) contains elaborate woodwork, stenciled walls, original furnishings, decorative art collection. Carriage house features an operational machine shop as part of the Hendey Machine Company exhibit. Torrington History Museum, located at 208 Main St., features permanent exhibit of local history.
Ten-mile trips by canoe, kayak or raft. Flatwater and Class I & II whitewater excursions. Guided whitewater rafting available during spring's high water. Reservations recommended. Retail store;
Torrington, CT RecreationBoating including rowboats, fishing, picnicking, hiking including Braille nature trail, and swimming; boat launch ($6). Buses...
Enjoy a country carriage ride in a peaceful romantic setting, through wooded trails and country roads with refreshments. In t...
Gracious 19th century inn in picturesque country village. 26 rooms (three suites), private bath, a/c, two rest., TV....
Solomon Rockwell House (c.1813), a classical Revival Colonial mansion, displays Victorian fashions, doll house, military coll...
Connecticut's oldest inn (1754), furnished with antiques, pub and tavern. Main house, 14 rooms (eight with private bath). Fou...