Historic Homes Tour: 18th and 19th Century Norwich

Visit several historic home interiors on our bus tour, and see and learn about many more buildings and their histories along the way!

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In the 18th century, Norwich was one of the colonies' most flourishing cities - in thanks to its prominent port - and its residents built beautiful colonial homes to match. A century later, it remained prosperous - in thanks to its mills along the river - and along with that came an array of impressive Victorian homes.

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Special interior tours include three Colonial-era homes, the Trumbull - Carew House, Sarah Knight Tavern, and the Colonel Joshua Huntington House; the Greek Revival Dr. Elijah Dyer House, and the Victorian-era Leonard Ballou House!

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Join us to tour a great collection of these well-preserved, historic buildings!

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This is a one-time-only event, space is limited.

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The tour will start and stop at the Norwich Historical Society, 69 East Town Street, Norwich, CT (street parking available). Please arrive at 12:45 for check-in, stop by a little earlier to enjoy the Society's historic schoolhouse!

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AIA members: This tour is approved for 4 AIA CE Learning Units! Participation will be submitted through AIA Connecticut.

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