Visit
The Nathan Hale Homestead
ADMISSION:
Adults: $7
Students with ID; Seniors (65+); AAA members, Teachers-$6
Children age 6-18: $4
Children under 6 and Connecticut Landmarks Members: Free
Family Price (2 adults & unlimited number of children)-$15
HOURS:
Open for tours Memorial Day Weekend through October 31st
May: Saturday 12 - 4 pm & Sunday 11 am - 4 pm
June - August: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sat 12 - 4 pm & Sunday 11 am - 4 pm
September - October: Friday, Saturday 12 - 4 pm & Sunday 11 am - 4 pm
Open on Monday Holidays - Memorial Day, Labor Day and Columbus Day.
Group tours may be scheduled by appointment by contacting (860) 742-6917.
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Adult Group Tour Options:
House Tour: Learn about the Hale family’s devotion to the patriot cause as participants explore the 1776 family homestead.
Landscape Tour: Enjoy a walk around the Hale property and learn about the family’s prosperous farm and 18th-century farming.
Hearth Cooking: For an additional fee, pre-formed groups may choose to book an intimate hearth cooking program. Participants learn about colonial foodways and help prepare a meal.
Tea Programs: For an additional fee, pre-formed groups may book a special tea program where participants learn about the importance of tea in colonial life and are able to sample some brews and refreshments.
Booking Information:
Groups of 10 or more receive a discounted rate of $5 per person. To schedule a group visit, please call 860.742.6917 or email hale@ctlandmarks.org
DIRECTIONS:
From West: I-84
From I-384, turn right Route 6
From Route 6, make a left turn onto South Street (NOT South Road)
Stay on South Street and follow the signs to Hale Homestead
The Homestead is 6.3 miles from I-384
from East: I-84
Take I-84 to the Coventry exit (#67),
Stay south on Route 31
Make a left onto Route 44
Make a right onto Silver Street
At end of Silver Street, turn left onto South Street
Staying on South Street, follow the signs to Hale Homestead
The Homestead is 9 miles from I-84.
