Admission: Free.
Address: 22 DeForest St.
Jct. Rtes. 63 & 6
Phone: (860) 274-1050
Come visit us in Watertown, Connecticut
Chronicles industrial, social and cultural history of the town, Victorian parlor exhibit, local research library. 1853
Watertown, CT MuseumsFormerly the Scoville Tavern, a stagecoach and merchant stop in the 1800s that has been converted to Federal-style bed and breakfast. Six rooms, balcony with views (one suite)
Watertown, CT Bed and BreakfastsMain gallery contains works by artists Ralph Earl and Richard Jennys, Connecticut furniture, New Milford pottery. Boardman St...
Local history museum in c.1781 house with changing exhibits. 1908 library includes Connecticut Room with state, local, and ge...
Built in 1775, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, featuring furniture, paintings, photographs, textile colle...
Hands-on children's museum focusing on local iron industry and individuals who shaped the American Revolution. Adjacent to si...
Seven galleries of furniture, fine arts, textiles and household objects depicting the evolution of a small New England town. ...