Phelps Hatheway House in Suffield, CT, is a museum that showcases the luxurious lifestyle of two wealthy 18th-century Connecticut Valley families, exemplified by its extensive collection of period antiques and its beautifully maintained Colonial Revival Garden. Originally constructed in 1761 by Shem Burbank, the house has a rich history marked by the ownership of Oliver Phelps and the Hatheway family, who preserved its artifacts for future generations.
The museum features significant 18th-century wallpaper and offers visitors insights into the lives and experiences of its past owners during the American Revolution. It also hosts public programs and events that enhance the understanding of Connecticut's history and the social dynamics of the era.
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