This special tour highlights features of the 1928 Veeder house that is now the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History that are not regularly accessible to the public.
This special tour highlights features of the 1928 Veeder house that is now the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History that are not regularly accessible to the public.
This special tour highlights features of the 1928 Veeder house that is now the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History that are not regularly accessible to the public.
This special tour highlights features of the 1928 Veeder house that is now the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History that are not regularly accessible to the public.
This special tour highlights features of the 1928 Veeder house that is now the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History that are not regularly accessible to the public.
Calling all detectives! Grab your magnifying glass and help us solve some of Connecticut’s history mysteries. This program is designed for children ages 7-12.
Calling all detectives! Grab your magnifying glass and help us solve some of Connecticut’s history mysteries. This program is designed for children ages 7-12.
Calling all detectives! Grab your magnifying glass and help us solve some of Connecticut’s history mysteries. This program is designed for children ages 7-12.
Explore life in colonial Connecticut! Join us as we learn about life long ago through games, crafts, and gallery activities. This program is designed for children ages 5-6.
Explore life in colonial Connecticut! Join us as we learn about life long ago through games, crafts, and gallery activities. This program is designed for children ages 5-6.
Explore life in colonial Connecticut! Join us as we learn about life long ago through games, crafts, and gallery activities. This program is designed for children ages 5-6.
This presentation by West Hartford Historian Dr. Tracey Wilson explores the friendship between First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and G. Fox C.E.O Beatrice Fox Auerbach, and is co-sponsored by the Noah Webster House and West Hartford Historical Society.
