109 Broad St, Wethersfield, CT 06109

Old Wethersfield represents an authentic New England heritage, now nearly 370 years in the making. It's the largest Historic District in Connecticut with 50 houses built before the Revolutionary War; 100 built by the time of the Civil War; and another 150 built shortly thereafter. It peserves our nation’s heritage in an authentic, living, New England village, whose artifact-rich museums, historic homes, shops and places of interest are nestled among tree-lined streets. This house overlooks the Broad Street Green - surrounded by elegant and stately old homes - it is here that the early settlers grazed livestock. Today it's host to dozens of magnificent specimen trees - elms, oaks, sycamores, an 1836 copper beech - some as high as 15 stories tall. The green is also a venue to the Cornfest, the Wethersfield’s annual fall festival presented by the Chamber of Commerce.