Incorporated in 1714, the town of Ashford spans 39.5 scenic square miles in Connecticut’s Quiet Corner, within Windham County. Home to 4,400 residents, Ashford is celebrated for its historic buildings, rustic farms, and abundant outdoor recreation. Enjoy the natural beauty of the Nipmuck Trail and explore preserves managed by Joshua’s Trust. Notable sites include The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, the June Norcross Webster Scout Reservation, and Eastern Connecticut State University’s Church Farm Center for the Arts and Sciences. Here are some additional resources on the town: Ashford Business

At The Hidden Acorn, we strive to find the best quality pieces at the most reasonable price. We uncover life's hidden acorns and bring them back to life. Each piece is researched, cleaned and either mildly or fully restored. We want to keep these things in circulation and out of landfills. It is our goal to bring the past to the present and repurpose items for use today. We carry all hardwood furniture, collectibles, housewares, and decorator’s items. We also have an inventory of restoration hardware and refinishing supplies including paint and various finishes. We specialize in 1850's to 1960

One of the newest, hottest spot to see live comedy every week from Connecticut’s and New York City's best standups. Produced by the owners of the famous New York Comedy Club, the Fairfield Comedy Club brings in comics you have seen on Late Night, HBO and Comedy Central every Saturday night. Feel free to BYOB and join us every week for some laughs and shenanigans.

Hotel with 11 rooms. Chose from king rooms, double queen rooms and a single queen room with a sofa bed. Amenities include air conditioning, flat screen televisions with cable, free WiFi, alarm clock, iron and ironing boards, hair dryer, refrigerator, microwave, coffee make, toaster, blender, on-stie coin laundry and free parking.

Located in the town's most historic building, "The John Glover Noble House," this antique shop is a full service estate sale company. Also, provides unique, quality vintage and antique items at reasonable prices.

You will use puzzles, riddles, and codes to open locks and antique safes to solve a mystery! You will be surrounded by thousands of antique locks, keys, and items related to lockmaking - the most in the world. Some of the more unusual artifacts are a 4,000–year old Egyptian lock, a 7,000-pound cannonball safe, and a locking trunk from the Spanish Armada! THE GAME: Find Pharaoh's Gold In 1923, Abigail Atwater, an amateur archaeologist from Terryville, found the long lost tomb of an Egyptian Pharaoh. In her excitement, she broke the strange wooden lock to the chamber and found a casket of

Waterfront dining year round. Enjoy upscale dining in a low key atmosphere. The restaurant offers traditional seafood fare such as oysters, chowder, and lobsters as well as innovative, seasonal dishes.

Tons of outdoor seating for those hot summer nights and directly across from the Mianus River Pond overlooking the historic waterfalls.

The store features a large open parlor.

This location represents the new prototype for future company and franchise locations.