Admission: $4 per person, children (under one) free.
Address: One Pleasant St.
I-84 Ex. 31
Phone: (860) 314-1400
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Permanent exhibit on the history of Connecticut clockmaking and the Industrial Revolution, housed in an 1801
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Over 5,000 American works of art from 1740 to the present. Works by Benton, Cassatt, Church, Cole, LeWitt, Sargent, Stuart, W...
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