Mystic Country, Connecticut

Exhibits and More at Mystic Seaport

With the tugboat Kingston II greeting you right at the museum’s front gate, Mystic Seaport has a lot to pull you in. Among the highlights: the ongoing renovation of Mystic Seaport’s signature tall ship – Charles W. Morgan -- and their newest exhibit: Tugs ...

Essex Steam Train & Riverboat

Enjoy a 2 1/2 hour narrated journey through the scenic CT River Valley aboard the only Steam Train & Riverboat connection in the USA! Make any occasion special aboard the Essex Clipper Dinner Train, May through October.

Historic Ship Nautilus & Submarine Force Museum

The museum documents the development of submarines from David Bushnells Turtle, constructed in 1776, to the Navy's modern submarines. It is the Navy's official submarine museum. Visitors can tour the NAUTILUS, the first nuclear-powered submarine. There is ...

Roseland Cottage

Roseland Cottage a National Historic Landmark depicts the summer life of a prosperous family in nineteenth-century America. Built in 1846 in the newly fashionable Gothic Revival style the Cottage provided a seasonal escape for Henry C. Bowen and his famil ...

Mashantucket Pequot Museum

Journey back in time to discover the native and natural history of southeastern Connecticut. Exhibits include life-size dioramas, historic artifacts, art films, and interactive media including a 22,000 sq. ft. Pequot village. Open year round.

Nathan Hale Homestead

The 1776 farmhouse highlights the family life and times of Connecticut's state hero. remembered for his famous last words: I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.