Connecticut at Your Favorite Things

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• Regional: North America: United States: Connecticut: Arts and Entertainment: Museums  (4)
• Regional: North America: United States: Connecticut: Society and Culture: History  (93)

• Brookfield Museum and Historical Society - An extended research and learning center in Brookfield featuring a museum, programs, classes, lectures and events.
• Canton Historical Museum - Collection of 19th Century memorabilia housed in one of the original Collins Axe Company buildings built in 1865.
• Danbury Museum and Historical Society - Overview plus news and information on events and resources.
• Litchfield History Museum - Features collection of American art and artifacts from the 18th through the 21st centuries. Objects include furniture, paintings, textiles, toys, ceramics, trade signs, and other fine and decorative arts.
• The Lock Museum of America - Contains eight display rooms containing the largest collection of locks, keys and ornate hardware in the U.S. Located in the Terryville section of Plymouth.
• Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center - Tribally owned and operated complex, bringing to life the story of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, and serving as a resource on the history of the Tribe, the histories and cultures of other tribes, and the region's natural history.
• Mill Museum - Windham Textile and History Museum - Housed in buildings constructed in 1877 at the Windham Mills complex in Willimantic.
• The Museum of Connecticut Glass - History of glassworks and museum, upcoming events, and contact information. Located in Glastonbury.
• Museum of Connecticut History - Information on collections, research and resources. Located at the Connecticut State Library in Hartford.
• New England Carousel Museum - Houses one of the largest collections of antique carousel pieces in the United States. Includes details, events and programs, memberships and contact form. Located in Bristol.
• Old Lighthouse Museum - Stonington's lighthouse, active until 1899, is now a museum, with exhibits depicting the lives of Stonington's fishermen and farmers, merchants and shipbuilders, pottery makers, blacksmiths and many other trades.
• The Timex Museum - The story of the company and its heritage dating back to the 1850's in Waterbury.
• Unionville Museum - Collection features photographs, letters, advertising items, vintage clothing, tools and all other materials either manufactured locally or items owned by residents, past or present. Includes hours, forums, general store and map directions.