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Menczer Museum of Medicine and Dentistry
The collection at this museum features a chronicle of past procedures, instruments and furnishings used in the practice of early medicine and dentistry. Horace Wells and a history of anesthesia are also on display here. Located on Scarborough Street in Hartford, CT.
Address: 230 Scarborough Street Hartford CT USA
 1 860 236-5613
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The Museum of Connecticut History chronicles Connecticut's past and encourages visitors to explore artifacts and exhibits that are focused on local events. Located on Capitol Avenue in Hartford, CT.
Address: 231 Capitol Avenue Hartford CT USA 06106
1 860 757-6500
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This art museum features a collection of nearly 50,000 works. Especially noted for the Hudson River School landscape paintings, Wadsworth Atheneum also shows impressionist masterpieces, 16th and 17th century European works plus much more.
Address: 600 Main Street Hartford CT
1 860 278-2670
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The Connecticut Historical Society was established in 1825. This non-profit organization has a museum, library and many educational opportunities.
Address: One Elizabeth Street Hartford CT 06105
1 860 236-5621
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The Trash Museum
The Trash Museum is a testament to the power of recycling, and seeks to educate the public on the merits of recycling and solid waste management. Located on Murphy Road in Hartford, CT.
Address: 211 Murphy Road Hartford CT USA 06114
1 860 247-4280
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Real Art Ways is a unique organization offering exhibits, education and commissioned art.
Address: 56 Arbor Street Hartford CT 06106
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The birthplace and home of the author of America's first dictionary. |
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