Top Rated Attractions in East Haddam

Trinity Episcopal Church is a charming church nestled at the heart of the city. This church dates back to the 1859 and was situated at a different location. The church was moved to the present address only in the late 19th Century. The church welcomes everyone for worshiping and regularly arranges masses and prayers. Besides being a religious place, the church is the meeting venue for people fighting against social problems.

A place called home by the art students of Connecticut College, the Cummings Arts Center is a large facility with multiple provisions. The John C. Evans Hall and Olivia Hall are two venues located within the center that have state-of-the-art facilities for concerts, recording facilities and access to multimedia equipments. The Greer Music Library has a vast collection of music-related material, everything from books to recordings of performances. Wetmore Print Collection are galleries that feature American and Japanese art as well as European artists Rembrandt and Durer.

Norwich City Hall, is located in the city center. A huge building, it holds several public service departments. All official work such as the issue of birth and death, marriage certificates, licenses, land records and others are taken care of here. Contact the city hall for information regarding official work.

Located in the serene and lush area of Connecticut is this private art college, Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts. Here, the 200-odd students are offered degrees in painting, sculpture and illustration. The academy is popular for its stance on the importance of the study of nature and the figure which is amply seen with focus on the tradition of representational art. The college is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. A degree from this esteemed institution will gear you to gain an entry into the coveted art world. Varied exhibitions and events like talks and art sales too take place. Check the website for further details.

Located in the Coventry Lake are of Coventry, Connecticut, The Strong House is one of the most iconic structures in the city with its history dating back to 1710. The building's exoskeleton is made of wood, featuring 2.5 stories, sloping roofs, double chimneys, and a centrally positioned entrance. A registered historic site, the building is maintained by the Coventry Historical Society, offering tours around the property for visitors.

Once the home of town physician, local historian, antiquarian, Civil War veteran and author, Dr. Ashbel Woodward, this historic building has since been acquired and restored by the Town of Franklin. A proud listing on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum houses an immense collection of information about the history of the town and the community. It is also the site for special historical events. The museum also features a magnificent art gallery. Dr. Ashbel Woodward House Museum is located at 387 Route 32, but access and parking is via Plains Road only.