Admission: Free.
Hours: Museum: Memorial Day-Columbus Day, Wed. and Sun. 1-5.
Address: Rte. 169
off Rte. 6, I-395 Ex. 91
Phone: (860) 774-7728
Come visit us in Brooklyn, Connecticut
Permanent exhibit on General Israel Putnam, changing exhibits. Daniel Putnam Tyler Law Office (c.1820) furnished as it might have been from 1822 to 1875
Brooklyn, CT Museums1840 Colonial with working fireplace, spacious grounds with a, pond, stream and benches. Five rooms;
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Brooklyn, CT ArtsHoused in a Neo-Romanesque structure built in 1886; collection of Greek, Roman and Renaissance casts; American art and furnit...
Permanent exhibits on the Native and natural history of southern New England include a cool descent into a glacial crevasse f...
Permanent exhibit on General Israel Putnam, changing exhibits. Daniel Putnam Tyler Law Office (c.1820) furnished as it might...
Railroad museum village consisting of Chaplin Station, Groton Freighthouse, Willimantic Sectionhouse, and Columbia Junction R...
First government-operated lighthouse in Connecticut (1823), moved in 1840 to present location. Changing and permanent exhibit...