History Museums In Three Area Towns Have A Deal For You

WEST HARTFORD/FARMINGTON/GLASTONBURY, CT — Three prominent history museums in the area are teaming up for a special summertime offer local history nerds will cherish.

That's because American history enthusiasts can now visit three historic house sites at reduced admission rates with a new ticket partnership.

The 2024 "Tricorne Ticket" includes the Stanley-Whitman House in Farmington, the Historical Society of Glastonbury, and the Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society.

The “Tricorne Ticket” offers 50 percent off admission at two of the sites with the purchase of a regular admission ticket at full price at either location or “buy one, get half-off the other two.”

This “historic” offer is valid between July 4 and Labor Day 2024 and valid during regularly scheduled hours of each museum.

• The Stanley-Whitman House in Farmington is a living history center and museum that teaches through the collection, preservation, research, and interpretation of the history and culture of early Farmington and it is located at 37 High St., Farmington.

• The Historical Society of Glastonbury preserves, interprets, and educates the ever-evolving history of Glastonbury and is located at 1944 Main St., Glastonbury.

• The Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society interprets the life & legacy of Noah Webster (of the Webster's Dictionary) and preserves his boyhood home, a National Historic Landmark. It is located at 227 S. Main St.

For more information on this ticket partnership, contact the Noah Webster House in West Hartford at 860-502-3247.