Museums in Enfield, Connecticut

In the 1890s Martha joined the Morgan Envelope Company as a stenographer for the then-generous sum of $12 per week. At her subsequent employer, Landers, Frary & Clark of New Britain, she advanced in 1912 to secretary of the corporation, ... More on Enfieldhistoricalsociety.org

overview: The Enfield Historical Society, Inc. is a non- profit all- volunteer organization. Our mission is to preserve the history of Enfield, Connecticut and to educate the public about our town' s history. To achieve this ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Martha Parsons was a successful business woman in the early 1900's, which was regarded as an unusual accomplis ... More on PlanetWare

The Old Town Hall was built in 1775 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today it houses ... More on PlanetWare

A view of the Wallop School in 1909 with the teacher and students posed for the camera A fire in 1959 severely damaged the unused structure. Anxious to obtain a meeting place, the Enfield Historica... More on Enfieldhistoricalsociety.org

Built around 1800, the Wallop School was one of the last one room school houses in Connecticut when it closed ... More on PlanetWare

With three higher learning institutions within its city limits, Amherst is a quintessential college town. Discuss politics over coffee in a local cafe, read a book on the grass outside, or catch a...

The Amherst area boasts an unusually high concentration of colleges and is known for its leadership in educational ... More on uptake_content

Davison Art Center features prints and photographs in the historic Alsop House (1838). Center includes the Zilkha Gallery's ... More on Ctvisit.com

The Old State House at 800 Main Street was built in 1796 and is the oldest state house in America. After a... More on Off the Beaten Path: Connecticut

Designed by famed New England architect, Charles Bulfinch, and completed in 1796, the Old Statehouse was th... More on Heritage