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Webb-Deane-Stevens Revolutionary Reinactment

Revolutionary Connecticut

There are many ways to explore the Revolutionary War in Connecticut, which was nicknamed The Provision State by Gen. George Washington for its ability to supply the war effort with food, munitions and manufactured goods. Here are some highlights:

Featuring: Black Rock Fort and Fort Nathan Hale | Connecticut DAR Governor Jonathan Trumbull House | Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park | Keeler Tavern Museum (c.1713) | Lebanon Historical Society Museum & Visitor Center | Nathan Hale Homestead | Nathan Hale Schoolhouse | Putnam Memorial State Park | War Office | Webb Deane Stevens Museum

Connecticut Town Greens

Classic Connecticut Town Greens

Visiting town greens is a good way to see small-town Connecticut – the grassy rectangles were where most of the towns got started and where the colonists built their first meetinghouses. Visiting these greens is also a good way to construct a one-day tour through various parts of the state.

Featuring: Connecticut DAR Governor Jonathan Trumbull House | Roseland Cottage Museum | Town of Bethlehem | Town of Canterbury | Town of Colchester | Town of Cornwall | Town of Lebanon | Town of Litchfield | Town of New Milford | Town of Roxbury | Town of Scotland | Town of Sharon | Town of Warren | Town of Woodstock | War Office

Remembering the Revolution

Remembering the Revolution

It was 240 years ago this year, in 1776, that the colonies declared their independence from British rule. Feelings ran high in Connecticut, which would later become known to Gen. Washington and other leaders as the Revolution’s “Provision State.” You can recall those remarkable days of long ago at any or all of the Connecticut revolutionary sites.

Featuring: Connecticut DAR Governor Jonathan Trumbull House | Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park | Historic Wethersfield | Keeler Tavern Museum (c.1713) | Putnam Memorial State Park | Town of Lebanon | War Office | Webb Deane Stevens Museum