Slater Memorial Museum
Under $25Art and history museum on the Norwich Free Academy campus, showing fine and decorative art from many world cultures.
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A Norwich colonial house museum showing New England architecture and early American life from the 1600s to the Civil War.
348 Washington Street, Norwich CT 06360 · Norwich, CT
The Leffingwell House Museum is a colonial-era house in Norwich, Connecticut. It began as a small two-room home in 1675, grew into a pre-Revolutionary tavern in 1701, and later became the townhouse of Patriot Christopher Leffingwell. Interpreters present artifacts from the founding of Norwich through the Civil War to show everyday early American life. Nearby, the Joseph Carpenter Silversmith Shop, built in 1772, preserves original walls and a silversmith's forge, along with displays about the craftsmen and businesses of Norwichtown.
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