Leffingwell House Museum

Leffingwell House Museum is one of the finest re-established cases of New England Colonial engineering which demonstrates the compositional advancement basic to CT. Beginning as a two room home that developed into a pre-Revolutionary Tavern. By 1776 it was the exquisite home of a Norwich Patriot. The house is loaded with an intriguing iety of pieces illustrative of its structural advancement.

Mediators utilize presentations of ancient rarities, dating from the establishing of Norwich in 1659 through the Civil War, to summon the way of life of early America. Guests to this living exhibition hall get a look at mid eighteenth century life. By the mid eighteenth century what was worked as a basic two room house in 1675 had developed into an exquisite home. The house is loaded with an entrancing iety of pieces illustrative of its design advancement.