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E. Gaynor Brennan Golf Course
Stamford, CT
E. Gaynor Brennan Golf Course is a public 18-hole golf course located near downtown Stamford, CT. It originally opened in the 1920s as the private Hubbard Heights, a name many players still use. The course became available for public play to Stamford residents on April 1, 1949.
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Birchwood Country Club
Westport, CT
Birchwood Country Club, established in 1946 and located in downtown Westport, offers golf facilities with multiple tee options for varying skill levels. The club features a world-class restaurant emphasizing organic and sustainable cuisine, diverse membership, and a full calendar of social events throughout the year.
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KidsPlay Children's Museum
Torrington, CT
KidsPlay Children's Museum offers interactive exhibits for discovery and skill development. Visitors can explore properties of air, lift, and weight at the Air Tubes and Bernoulli Box. The museum also features a Traverse Climbing Wall for motor and navigational skills, and a Light Lab with a giant Lite-Bright to play with light properties. Guests can also challenge themselves at the Wind Power exhibit to generate energy.
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Old Bethlem Historical Museum
Bethlehem, CT
The Old Bethlem Historical Society established the Old Bethlem Museum in 1976, which was refurbished in 1987. It displays costumes, tools, and articles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Society also maintains the District #1 Schoolhouse, built circa 1850 and restored as a living museum. Visitors can sit at period desks to learn about student life in the late 1800s, including seeing names etched by past students.
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Waterbury, CT
The Mattatuck Museum, established in 1877 as the Mattatuck Historical Society, is a center of art and history. It collects and exhibits American art and cultural history, focusing on the Naugatuck Valley and Connecticut artists. Visitors can explore its permanent fine arts collection, diverse special exhibitions, and a collection of 10,000 buttons. The museum also offers award-winning educational programs, family programming, music, movies, studio art classes, and lectures.
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Hyland House Museum
Guilford, CT
The Hyland House Museum is an historic house museum in Guilford, CT. This two-story saltbox structure, built circa 1713, is recognized by the National Registry of Historic Places for its domestic architecture. It shares Guilford's colonial history and features a Witness Stone for Candace, an enslaved woman, in its front walkway. The museum opened in 1918.
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Torrington Historical Society
Torrington, CT
The Torrington Historical Society is located in three historic buildings in downtown Torrington, Connecticut. It is home to the Torrington History Museum, the Hotchkiss-Fyler House Museum, and the John H. Thompson Library & Archive. Visitors can tour exhibits, take guided tours of the Hotchkiss-Fyler House, use the research library, and visit the John Brown Birthplace site. The Society also owns the West Torrington site where noted abolitionist John Brown was born.
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Storrs, CT
William Benton Museum of Art offers free admission and showcases contemporary and historical art through rotating exhibitions. The museum welcomes university students and community visitors for educational programs and exhibitions.
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SONO Switch Tower Museum
Norwalk, CT
SONO Switch Tower Museum is dedicated to railway history and operated by the Western Connecticut Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society.
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Blue Slope Country Museum
Franklin, CT
Blue Slope Country Museum is nestled in the rolling hills of Southeastern Connecticut. The museum unites agricultural history with the land, allowing visitors to see how it played a vital role in the rural development of New England. Guests can enjoy a peaceful setting and be transported back to a simpler time.
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MuseumWindham Textile and History Museum
Willimantic, CT
The Windham Textile and History Museum preserves and interprets the local legacy of textile production. It highlights the social, cultural, economic, and technological impact of this industry. Visitors can explore permanent and temporary exhibits, access a library and archives, and engage with educational programs and virtual exhibits.
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Keeler Tavern Museum
Ridgefield, CT
Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center is a four-acre site in Ridgefield, CT. It preserves and interprets hundreds of years of local and national history, focusing on former residents' experiences from the colonial era through the early 20th century. Visitors can explore the campus, delve into history, and peruse the collections. The center also provides educational and cultural programs.
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Sea Sprite Sportfishing Charters
Old Saybrook, CT Area
Sea Sprite Sportfishing Charters provides full and half-day fishing trips for striped bass, blackfish, fluke, jumbo sea bass, and bluefish in the Long Island Sound and surrounding waters.
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Eli Whitney Museum
Hamden, CT
The Eli Whitney Museum & Workshop features trails behind its grounds and a covered bridge, serving as a gateway to East Rock Park. The museum also includes a barn that hosts various events. Visitors can attend events like the Leonardo Challenge, which offers food, drink, an art auction, and live music. The museum also runs an artist-in-residence program.
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The Genius Museum at Nature's Art Village
Montville, CT
Nature's Art Village is a 60-acre dinosaur-themed park featuring over 100 life-sized dinosaurs on nature trails, prehistoric caves, and a maze. Attractions include gem digging, fossil panning, the only geode cutting center in New England, and hand-curated mineral and fossil collections. The property also hosts educational activities and shops.
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Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug Hill
Sprague, CT
Mohegan Sun Golf Club features a Greenside Grille & Pub offering savory menu options, daily chef's specials, and a full-service bar with signature cocktails and craft beer. Visitors can also find a variety of snacks at the Triple Tee Snack Bar. The Mohegan Sun Golf Academy provides a comprehensive training facility equipped with video and shot tracking technologies. The club also hosts group events and outings.
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Clarks Landing
Madison, CT Area
Provides kayak and paddleboard lessons, tours, and rentals, located on the East River in Madison, CT.
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Prudence Crandall Museum
Canterbury, CT
The Prudence Crandall Museum in Canterbury, CT, is an International Site of Conscience and a National Historic Landmark. It preserves the site of the Canterbury Female Boarding School, where Prudence Crandall admitted Black students in the 1830s, sparking national attention and impacting civil rights. Visitors can explore the exhibit Canterbury Female Boarding School: Courage, Conscience, & Continuance and learn about the school's teachers and students. Conversational tours connect the school's history to the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education case.
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South Norwalk, CT
The Maritime Aquarium features over 6,800 aquatic animals from Long Island Sound and beyond in immersive exhibits. The facility includes multiple habitat zones ranging from freshwater rivers to the open ocean, with notable exhibits featuring sharks, seals, and the newly opened Atlantic puffin display.
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Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center
Mashantucket, CT
The Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center, tribally owned and operated since August 11, 1998, brings to life the story of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. It features an online exhibit, Reclaiming the Waterways, which highlights the Mission Mishoon, the dugout canoe of the Pequots. The museum also invites Pequot community members and Sister Nations to help share Eastern Woodland lifeways, traditions, and stories with guests.
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MuseumWelles-Shipman-Ward House
Glastonbury, CT
The Welles-Shipman-Ward House is a 1755 River Valley Mansion in Glastonbury. This historic site has been preserved in its original colonial style. It features one of the largest colonial era hearth fireplaces in Connecticut.
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Country Club Of Fairfield
Fairfield, CT
The Country Club of Fairfield, founded in 1914 by Oliver Gould Jennings, features a links-style course designed by Seth Raynor, a protégé of the father of American golf. Originally built on former onion fields, the course opened in 1921 with golf great Walter Hagen among the attendees. The design draws inspiration from some of the finest holes in the British Isles.
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Farms Country Club
Wallingford, CT
Farms Country Club is a private, full-service family country club in Wallingford, CT. It features an 18-hole golf course with practice facilities. Members can access six multi-purpose game courts for pickleball and tennis, four Har-Tru tennis courts, and an Olympic style swimming pool. The club also offers five member dining spaces, including two indoors and three outdoors.
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