Hill-Stead Museum

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35 Mountain Rd
Farmington, CT 06032
+1 (860) 677-4787
http://www.hillstead.org

Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, CT, is a National Historic Landmark showcasing French Impressionist paintings and the personal belongings of its founder, Theodate Pope Riddle. Visitors can explore the 152-acre estate, attend tours, lectures, and the annual poetry festival, and even paint or photograph the picturesque grounds.

Originally designed by one of Connecticut's first female architects, Theodate Pope Riddle, the museum's collection includes works by renowned artists such as Monet, Degas, and Cassatt, making it a cultural and historical gem in the heart of Farmington.

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Stephanie G.
5/29/2024

Surprisingly great little art museum / historical home. It's on the more expensive end of tours at $18, but the previous owners were big art collectors: so you'll see Monet, Manet, Degas,...

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Marjorie M.
6/30/2024

Came here for a work catered event so cannot speak to the actual museum. Had no idea that this hidden gem was nearby to where I work. The grounds are beautifully kept and well maintained. Great...

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Tricia B.
2/10/2020

This museum is an absolute treasure. It's located a few streets away from the chaos that is Farmington headed towards 84, and was originally a working farm. The employees were friendly and...

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Dan R.
7/28/2013

Took a stroll on the beautiful grounds today while we were on site for the Farmers Market, Extremely relaxing and scenic -trails and paths intertwine among the sloping grounds and vintage old...

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Michelle A.
3/27/2021

Bumped into this private home that became a museum after WW2 and stopped in for a Covid masked socially distanced tour one sunny Saturday. The Pope Riddle family made its fortune in iron after the...

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