Leffingwell House Museum

“The J. F. Slater Memorial Museum is an art museum located in a historic building built in 1885 on the grounds of the Norwich Free Academy in Norwich, Connecticut. Designed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, it is considered the finest work of architect Stephen C. Earle. It is part of the Chelsea Parade Historic District. The museum has a collection of plaster casts of famous Egyptian, Roman, Greek, and Renaissance statues. It also exhibits 18th to 20th century American paintings and decorative arts, 17th to 19th century European paintings and decorative arts, colonial historic artifacts, sculptures from Africa and Oceania, and Native American artifacts”

“The Norwich Public Golf Course is adjacent to the Villas at Norwich Inn. Short walk across the street. Hole 16/17 very close to Villa Signor’s units!”

“Founded in 1988 at the waterfront of Norwich’s downtown, the Marina at American Wharf is located at the confluence of the Yantic and Thames rivers and provides a lively social gathering place and access to the boaters to the Connecticut’s major attractions. The 200-slip marina offers modern dockage and a complete range of services to all boats, from fishing and recreational boats to luxury yachts, seasonal and transient. The marina can accommodate vessels up to 200 feet in length and offers not only a full-service marina but also a facility for all kinds of social events, a swimming pool, a restaurant, and more. Since 1988, the Marina at American Wharf has been hosting the traditional annual Norwich July 4th Extravaganza and fireworks display.”

“Irish food and drink in a lively pub setting. Try their house made kettle chips for a special treat. Erin Go Braugh!”

“This is a lovely ballpark, home to the Detroit Tiger class "A" team, the CT Tigers. It's one of my favorite places to spend a warm summer evening. Get a Philly's cheesesteak and a beer!”