Don’t miss your chance to peek in the drawers of the CMCH’s acclaimed furniture collection. From the Chapin workshop in the mid-1700s up to mid-Twentieth-century modern industrial design, explore the rich heritage of furniture in Connecticut.
The CMCH’s collection of early Connecticut furniture is unparalleled in its scope and depth, and this program will provide an extraordinary opportunity to learn about these important objects through up-close examination.
The CMCH’s collection of early Connecticut furniture is unparalleled in its scope and depth, and this program will provide an extraordinary opportunity to learn about these important objects through up-close examination.
The CMCH’s collection of early Connecticut furniture is unparalleled in its scope and depth, and this program will provide an extraordinary opportunity to learn about these important objects through up-close examination.
An all-access pass to our favorite "hidden" treasures. Come behind the scenes and see them for yourself!
An all-access pass to our favorite "hidden" treasures. Come behind the scenes and see them for yourself!
An all-access pass to our favorite "hidden" treasures. Come behind the scenes and see them for yourself!
An all-access pass to our favorite "hidden" treasures. Come behind the scenes and see them for yourself!
An in-depth study day focusing on items in our new exhibit on Shaker artifacts, led by co-curator M. Stephen Miller.
An in-depth study day focusing on items in our new exhibit on Shaker artifacts, led by co-curator M. Stephen Miller.
How did English craftsmen adapt to New World conditions in 17th-century New England? Guest speaker Nancy Carlisle of Historic New England will share her expertise.
How did English craftsmen adapt to New World conditions in 17th-century New England? Guest speaker Nancy Carlisle of Historic New England will share her expertise.
