Hill-Stead Museum
Hill-Stead Museum

FARMINGTON - VILLAGE OF HISTORY
AND BEAUTIFUL HOMES TOUR

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Sign Tunxis Indian Memorial
Tunxis Indian Memorial             

Take an interesting and fascinating bus tour back into time. Tour Farmington, settled 1640, located in the scenic and historic Farmington River Valley.

A 1720 house
A 1720 house, behind an old stone wall, with center chimney, rare window panes, overhang and side coffin door.
Cowles House - 1799

Cowles House - 1799
Where Jacqueline Bouvier (Kennedy) Lived
While Attending Miss Porters

Some of the highlights seen - mansions on quiet country roads, sites George Washington visited, learn about Tunxis Indians, Miss Porter's School, Hill - Stead Museum, homes built and still lived-in since 1655, see an original Concord stagecoach, homes and sites used by freed Amistad slaves, Farmington River and meadows,1800s Farmington Canal and Riverside Cemetery with Tunxis Indian Memorial and great views of the valley.

Passengers do not leave the bus on this tour.

Available Monday-Saturday mornings 9am thru 11am - About two hours

Please click-on step-on guide for prices.

Hart-Deming House
Hart-Deming House

Travel the route through town used twice by the French during the American Revolutionary War.

Travel the route through town used twice by the French during the American Revolutionary War.

Oldest house in Farmington, built in 1655.
See the oldest house in Farmington, built in 1655 by Samuel Steele in post-medieval style."
Farmington River

Farmington River and meadows.

Main Street Home
Home on Main Street,
" A village of Beautiful homes."
Concord Stage
Concord Stagecoach
Actor William Gillette Gravestone
Actor William Gillette Gravestone

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Heritage Trails Sightseeing Tours
P. O. Box 138
Farmington, CT 06034-0138

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Ernest R. Shaw/ Heritage Trails Sightseeing Tours"

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