Dr. Hezekiah Chaffee House, The (circa 1760s) 108 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, CT 06095, 860-688-3813, Near the historic Palisado Green, this 18th-century 15-room Colonial-style brick mansion was a pre-revolutionary doctor’s home and office. Medical instruments can be viewed. This house served as the Chaffee School for Girls in the 20th-century. Tours are available from April to October. 

John and Sarah Strong House, The (circa 1758) 96 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, CT 06095, 860-688-3813, Furnishings from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, Windsor's first post office, an 18th century general store, the Wilson Museum and a nationally recognized genealogical research library containing maps, cemetery records and photographs can be found at the John and Sarah Strong House. A guided tour of this home is available from April through October. 

Oliver Ellsworth Homestead (circa 1781) 778 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, CT 06095, 860-688-8717, Now a museum operated by the Connecticut Daughters of the Revolution, this former home of Oliver Ellsworth, a member of the Continental Congress, envoy to France after the Revolution, framer of the United States Constitution, third Chief Justice of the United States and author of the Judiciary Act, was visited by Presidents George Washington and John Adams in the late 1700s. Open for tours from mid-May to mid-October, visitors can see such personal items as a square of Gobelin tapestry and coffee urn from Napoleon Bonaparte. The restored Ellsworth Homestead is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 

Windsor Public Library 323 Broad Street, Windsor, CT 06095, 860-285-1910, Founded in 1895, the Windsor Public Library features fiction and non-fiction books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, Internet access, meeting rooms and more. more...

Luddy-Taylor Connecticut Valley Tobacco Museum 135 Lang Road, Windsor, CT 06095, Located at Northwest Park, 860-285-1888, A joint project of the Town of Windsor and the Connecticut Valley Tobacco Historical Society, the Luddy-Taylor Connecticut Valley Tobacco Museum features a remodeled existing tobacco curing barn with exhibits of early and modern equipment and a facility housing tobacco-related photographs, writings and other documents. more... 

Mercy Gallery, The 4 Batchelder Road, Windsor, CT 06095, The Loomis Chaffee School, 860-687-6030, Located in the Richmond Art Center, the Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. Gallery "is the hub of the visual arts curriculum at Loomis Chaffee." “A wide range of diversity in medium, artistic endeavor, cultural influence and geographic representation” is presented via eight annual exhibits. more... 

Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of CT 115 Pierson Lane, Windsor, CT 06095, 860-683-2903, A non-profit organization "dedicated to the preservation of old time communications equipment and to educating the public," the 20,000 square foot Vintage Radio and Communications Museum features an extensive collection of phones, photographs, radios, televisions, motion picture and telephone equipment and vintage advertising and memorabilia. more... 

Windsor Art Center at the Freight House, The 40 Mechanic Street, Windsor, CT 06095, At the corner of Central and Mechanics Streets, 860-688-2528, Encouraging people regardless of race, religion or sex to come together through authentic works of fine art is the main goal of the Windsor Art Center. This non-collecting art center offers changing exhibits of local and regional artists, workshops, and programs throughout the year. more... 

Northwest Park 145 Lang Road, Windsor, CT 06095, 860-285-1886, A 473-acre, multi-recreational facility operated by the Town of Windsor, Northwest Park features an interpretive nature center, 12 miles of trails, an operational maple sugar house, a gift shop, regularly scheduled programs, the Luddy-Taylor Connecticut Valley Tobacco Museum, live animal exhibits and demonstrations and more. more...