The Jabez Smith House is an excellent example of 18th century domestic architecture. The one and one-half story, gable-roof structure with central brick chimney has remained virtually unchanged since c. 1783, when it was built by Jabez Smith. Authentic 18th and 19th-century antiques are on display.

Named after the infamous Hygienic Restaurant, the site for an annual Salon des Independants free-for-all art show with four simple rules - No Judge, No Jury, No Fee, and No Censorship! The Galleries now serve as a venue for all artists, emerging and established.

The house and grounds of the Huntington Homestead are a rich and valuable time capsule of thousands of years of human occupation. Archaeology can reveal much information about how the land was used and about the everyday life of the people who occupied this site.

Hosmer Mountain Bottling Co. was purchased in 1958 by Arthur J. Potvin from Mrs. Fred Meyer, whose husband had passed away the previous summer. The Potvin’s then became the fourth family to run Hosmer. With the help of his wife and two eldest sons: Bill and John, Arthur began the arduous tasks that make the soda business a difficult one. He worked hard at keeping the machinery operational and the trucks on the road, blending the soda varieties, and keeping the customer happy. He learned how to make good soda with the help of a salesman and through trial and error. All soda was made with bagged

The Hilton Garden Inn Mystic/Groton hotel is situated close to the many shore-side attractions of Mystic Country including the Mystic Seaport and the Mystic Aquarium. Enjoy easy access to the Submarine Base, Pfizer, Electric Boat, and the Coast Guard Academy and stay entertained at Mohegan Sun Casino and Foxwood Casino, as well as many local restaurants.

Country store offers farm fresh vegetables, jams, jellies, cider, famous Grandma Miller pies. Enjoy family atmosphere. Call ahead for picking hours.