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| Leffingwell House Museum | |
| Originally built in 1675, the Leffingwell House Museum is one of the finest restored examples of New England colonial architecture, showcasing the architectural evolution prevalent in Connecticut. Beginning as a two-room house, it evolved into an 18th-century colonial inn and tavern. | |
| Slater Memorial Museum | |
| Located within the grounds of the Norwich Free Academy, the Slater Museum inspires visitors with the richness and diversity of human experience through art and history. For over a century, the museum has showcased and interpreted some of the finest works of art and decorative art, representing a multitude of cultures around the world. | |
