Events

Spend the day in historic Norwich, CT, home of Benedict Arnold.

Leffingwell House was built circa 1675 as a two room dwelling then expanded to the elegant colonial home of CT patriot and chocolatier Christopher Leffingwell. Take a short walk to the village green for lunch explore the burial ground then continue in groups of 10 to visit the
Jos. Carpenter Silversmith Shop. One of few surviving tradesman shops from colonial New England still in the original location. See the original forge, artifacts from the building as well as from an archeological test pit. First Congregational Church built in 1801 by the nation's patriots Benedict Arnold and Samuel Huntington.

This group of tours may move along quickly (at the very least it will take 2 hours) or move along at a leisurely pace (at VERY most 4.5 hours) so we expect it to be somewhere in between.

BRING YOUR LUNCH!
Strollers will not fit in the buildings, babies are welcome but should be carried.

Adult ticket is needed.

This is NOT a drop off event. Adults must be present.