Specializing in formal American and high-style country furniture, paintings and accessories. Fourth generation family-owned antique business which began in 1906 and also offers repair and restoration of antique furniture. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking

17th and 18th century American antiques displayed in period room settings in an 18th century country farmhouse. Specializing in rare and fine quality American furniture from the Pilgrim era, featuring Jacobean, William & Mary and Queen Anne period pieces. There is a strong emphasis on originality; surface, construction and condition. Complementary accessories from the same period includes needlework, ceramics, artwork, early iron, lighting and more. Other amenities: dining nearby, parking

Specializing in fine quality American and European antiques, housed in a classic Green revival home. A trusted source for fine quality American and European antiques and specializing in 18th and 19th century American furniture, paintings and folk art as well as primitives and antiques with historic appeal. Formal, painted and high country furniture are a feature as well as brass andirons, weathervanes, medical antiques, early iron, glass, ceramics, textiles and other items. Other amenities: dining nearby, parking

Specializing in fine and rare antiquities with a strong emphasis on early furniture and artwork. As specialists in fine antiques and folk art from the 17th through the 19th century, we offer an ever changing inventory of unique and rare finds; selectively chosen pieces of great form, condition and surface quality. Other amenities: dining nearby, parking

A visit to Madeline West Antiques will take you back to a time of quiet elegance. Meander through the five beautifully decorated rooms where a wide variety of interesting and unique European, American and Asian antique art, paintings, porcelain and furniture dating from the 18th through early-20th century are displayed. Located in Connecticut's premier center for antiquing. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking

A true antique shop, offering a carefully selected and reasonably priced inventory of mostly American furniture of the 17th, 18th and early-19th centuries, along with related appointments and artwork, and selected vintage items. There is something to suit every taste and budget in the charming gallery, housed in a c.1840 general store located on the Liberty Green in the classic New England village of Clinton. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking, Printed Guides

Fulfill your childhood fantasies and camp out at an amusement park! Lake Compounce welcomes a Campground, with 20 cabins, 54 RV sites, and 50 tent sites available for overnight stays or longer. You will not have to miss an hour of daylight at New England's family amusement park when you stay at Lake Compounce Campground. Stay in a fully furnished cabin that sleeps up to 10, bring your tent and camping equipment and sleep under the stars, or hook up your RV to one of the convenient RV sites. Lake Compounce Campground is open during the summer season. Discounted park admission tickets will be

A mecca for the rug aficionado, with a peerless collection of Persian, Turkish, Chinese and Indian oriental rugs. Antique, semi-antique and new rugs are displayed in a gallery setting. Appraisals, washing and complete restoration services available. Also, offers an eclectic mix of antiques, artwork, majolica and porcelains. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking, Printed Guides

Located in an historic 1860 building, specializing in high-end pieces, furniture, rate and first edition books, sterling silver pieces and more. Offers antique brand names such as Stickley, Eastlake, Limbert, Larkin, red Wing, Macey and many more. In addition, the shop has the first bell from Madison Square Garden, Andy Rooney's kitchen table, Yale artifacts and local antiques. Other amenities: Dining nearby, parking

Find 18th and 19th Century American and European Antiques in this historic 1754 farmhouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places and located at the southernmost gateway to the town’s Route 6 portion of the Connecticut Antiques Trail. Formal and informal, period, revival and centennial furnishings are displayed in a relaxed residential setting through multiple rooms. Dining furniture is a specialty; with a wide selection of chairs, tables, and servers. You can view the collection on-line. Other amenities: parking, printed guides