
Outstanding opening with live artillery (Brown's Company) and flint-lock firings. This was all I addition to some great docent work within the museum itself!! Please do not miss this gem of...
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Step back in time at the Leffingwell House Museum in Norwich, CT. This historical gem, dating back to 1675, showcases the evolution of New England Colonial architecture. From a humble two-room home to a pre-Revolutionary Tavern and later the elegant residence of Norwich Patriot Christopher Leffingwell, the museum offers a glimpse into early American life.
Explore the Joseph Carpenter Silversmith Shop, a restored 1772 building that once thrived in Norwichtown Green. Experience the craftsmanship of a bygone era with original walls, a functioning forge, and displays honoring the town's businesses and artisans. Delve into the rich history of Norwich through artifacts spanning from the town's founding in 1659 to the Civil War.
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Outstanding opening with live artillery (Brown's Company) and flint-lock firings. This was all I addition to some great docent work within the museum itself!! Please do not miss this gem of...
A MOST excellent tour today, Filled with fun facts, entertaining banter and our family history--This Family of America was born here-- where our government developed, was fought for and ever...
To call this a "hidden gem" doesn't do this museum justice. If you are a history buff....revolutionary war in particular..or just a patriotic American....this small slice of Americana is top...
Love this place. Since I grew up in Norwich, but no longer live there, I passed it everyday walking home from high school and visited once or twice as a kid. This year my husband and I decided to...
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