Guilford Attractions

The Henry Whitefield State Museum is located in one of the oldest stone houses in New England. This 1639 home displays furniture dating to the 17th C.

Hyland House was built in 1660 and is furnished in period with 30 minute guided tours. Outside of the house is a herb garden featuring plants used by colonists.

The Dudley Farm was built in 1844 and still stands today on the last 10 acres of land. Tours of the house provide a glimpse of farm life in 1900 while the barns and out buildings feature displays of tools and farm equipment, as well as animals from that same time period.

The Griswold house was built in 1774 and occupied by the family of George Griswold in the early 1800s. The grounds have a blacksmith shop, a large barn with farm displays, two corn cribs and a Victorian three seat outhouse. Items from this time period are on display such as photographs, journals, diaries, and daybooks.