Butler McCook House and Garden

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4.6(15)
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Opens 12:00 PMSheldon Charter Oak
Butler-McCook House & Garden is a preserved 18th-century landmark featuring a vintage collection of furniture and artifacts. This historic residence serves as a window into early American domestic life through guided tours and an ornamental garden. long_description_potoo
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Sep 10·6:00 PM

Bring a lawn chair and a picnic dinner while you enjoy music in the lovely setting of the Butler-McCook House & Garden. Plus, be sure to stay for a free tour of the house’s first floor!

Sep 19·10:00 AM

Join us to explore the architectural treasures of Coltsville and the Charter Oak neighborhoods. Discuss the impacts of industry and immigration on these neighborhoods in Hartford, including sites like the Colt Factory and its worker houses, the Church of the Good Shepherd and Parish House, the Capewell Nail Factory, and the Polish National Home.

Sep 26·10:00 AM

Join us to explore the architectural treasures of Coltsville and the Charter Oak neighborhoods. Discuss the impacts of industry and immigration on these neighborhoods in Hartford, including sites like the Colt Factory and its worker houses, the Church of the Good Shepherd and Parish House, the Capewell Nail Factory, and the Polish National Home.

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The atmosphere is quiet and educational, centered around an authentically preserved 1782 residence. Guests move through a beautifully maintained domestic space that feels tucked away from the surrounding urban environment.ambiance_potoo

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Visitors highlight the informative guided house tours and the expertise of the knowledgeable docents. The site is frequently described as a beautifully maintained and fascinating historical landmark.reviews_potoo

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Sheldon Charter Oak
396 Main St, Hartford, CT 06103
Closed now
 Opens 12:00 PM

About

Built in 1782, this was the original home of Eliza Butler and her husband, Reverend John McCook. It stands as the oldest remaining house in the area, preserved to showcase the history of the McCook family and their connections.story_potoo