Nathan Hale Homestead Museum - Coventry Museum

Full Amenity List

• gift shop
• wheelchair accessible

Descriptions from Across the Web

• Revolutionary War hero Nathan Hale whose legendary last words “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country” remain one of American history’s most remembered phrases, was born on this site in 1755. Surrounded by over 500 acres of forest and picturesque rural landscape, the pre... more on MuseumStuff.com
• Nathan Hale - Connecticut¿s State Hero - 400 Acre farm - Family artifacts - Colonial times - Educational programs - House tours, special events, heirloom garden tours ... more on entertainment.com
• Nathan Hale - Connecticut¿s State Hero - 400 Acre farm - Family artifacts - Colonial times - Educational programs - House tours, special events, heirloom garden tours ... more on entertainment.com
• Nathan Hale - Connecticut¿s State Hero - 400 Acre farm - Family artifacts - Colonial times - Educational programs - House tours, special events, heirloom garden tours ... more on entertainment.com
• Nathan Hale - Connecticut¿s State Hero - 400 Acre farm - Family artifacts - Colonial times - Educational programs - House tours, special events, heirloom garden tours ... more on entertainment.com

Directions

From west: I-84 to I-384 to Route 6. Left at South Street to Hale Homestead. From east: I-84 to Coventry (Exit #67); follow Route 31 south. Turn left at junction with Route 44, and right on Silver Street. At end of Silver Street turn left onto South Street and continue to Homestead, on right.

Miscellaneous

• Admission: Adults $4; Youths to 18 and Students (with a valid ID) $2; Children under six are free. A&L members free.
• Collections: Today the Hale’s family home is a museum open seasonally for tours and education programs. The property is visited annually by around 3,500 people. Its mission is to preserve the legacy of Capt. Nathan Hale through education programs, living history experiences, and the interpretation of the site.

Other Web Resources

• ursamajor.hartnet.org
• http://www.ctvisit.com