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Groton, CT
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Experiences in Groton, CT
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Maxwell Boatyard
Groton, CT
A family-owned and operated business established in 1973, Maxwell Boatyard provides boating services and facilities in the local maritime community.
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Ebenezer Avery House and Museum
Groton, CT
The Ebenezer Avery House and Museum in Groton, CT, is a historic house known as the place where wounded American soldiers were taken after the Battle of Groton Heights on September 6, 1781. For many years, blood stains were visible on its wide floor boards. Originally located at Latham and Thames Streets, the house was later dismantled and re-erected on the grounds of Fort Griswold. It is now accessible from Fort Street in Groton.
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Noank Shipyard
Groton, CT
Noank Shipyard is a family-friendly marina and one of the longest-standing in southeastern Connecticut, situated at the Mouth of the Mystic River. It offers a variety of services such as mechanical, rigging, fiberglass, paint, and carpentry. The marina provides easy access to local shops and restaurants, and serves as a convenient departure point for destinations like Block Island and Newport.
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Spicer's Marina
Groton, CT
Need to reach Spicer's Marina? Contact us at 93 Marsh Road, Noank CT, 06340 or call 860-536-4978. Fill out our convenient contact form and get in touch with our team for all your boating needs.
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Mystic Museum of Art
Groton, CT
A cultural hub in scenic Mystic featuring rotating exhibitions alongside a permanent collection of artworks. The museum offers studio classes, workshops, and camps for artists of all ages and skill levels across various media. Educational programming and gallery talks provide opportunities to engage with contemporary and historical artists.
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Groton Monument House Museum
Groton, CT
The Monument House Museum, built in 1830, originally served as the monument caretaker’s house. The Daughters of the American Revolution began meeting there in 1894, later adding the Memorial Annex in 1906 for their growing collection. The museum displays artifacts from the Battle of Groton Heights and other periods of Groton’s history. Visitors can see a Revolutionary War exhibit, a model of Fort Griswold, and the "Attention Universe" stained glass window.
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Sylvan Street Museum & Research Center/Mary C. Anderson Building
Groton, CT
The Noank Historical Society operates the Sylvan Street Museum and Research Center dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Noank. The organization maintains multiple historic sites including the Latham/Chester Store and the Red Shed, along with research collections.
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Groton, CT
The Submarine Force Library and Museum is a museum located in Groton, CT. Visitors can experience guided tours and shop during their visit. The Submarine Force Library and Museum Association, which operates the museum, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1973.
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Noank Village Boatyard
Groton, CT
Noank Village Boatyard is a family owned, full-service marina in historic Noank Village, Connecticut, operating since 1972. It provides floating, full-finger slips with utilities and moorings, and maintains clean, vibrant grounds. The boatyard offers award-winning service, including repowers, refits, and comprehensive projects, as an authorized dealer for Yamaha, Mercury, and Yanmar. Its factory trained and certified technicians handle all aspects of boat service.
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