Museums in Newington, Connecticut

overview: Historic home listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in 1799. The home is decorated with hand- painted murals, ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Kellogg-Eddy House was built in 1807. The home is available for tours on Sundays or by appointment through ... More on PlanetWare

overview: Restored 1808 Colonial home built by General Martin Kellogg III. Elaborate hand- carved woodwork in the North ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Look through one of the largest public ... More on Yahoo! Travel

West Hartford also has a couple of those restored houses that are ubiquitous in Connecticut. The Sarah Whitman Hooker Homestead is a lovely 1720 mansion named for a resident heroine of the ... More on Off the Beaten Path: Connecticut

In the southern end of town, visit the historic Sarah Whitman Hooker House, a carefully restored early ... More on Westhartford.org

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

The museum offers displays on the history of the Knights of Columbus. The facility is 77,000 square feet an... More on PlanetWare

One of the best kept secrets in the area ---free admission and so much to see and learn, great for all ages... More on TripAdvisor

The James Gallery and Soda Fountain played host to General Lafayette in 1824, as the sign outside states. ... More on Off the Beaten Path: Connecticut

The James Gallery and Soda Fountain played host to General Lafayette in 1824, as the sign outside states. B... More on Off the Beath Path: Connecticut

The tracks are enclosed within the Exhibit Center which has more than 55,000 square feet of exhibit space. ... More on KaBoom.org

There are only about 500 tracks exposed and the rest are still buried outside as the state couldn't afford ... More on Epinions.com