Nathan Hale Homestead
2299 South St, Coventry, CT 06238, USA
Connecticut, USA
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EST. 1776
EST. 1776
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Nathan Hale Homestead.
Connecticut Landmarks preserves the Hale family’s 1776 farmhouse as a historic house museum. Original fabric, period furnishings, collections, outbuildings, fields, and stone walls survive within the rural property, with seasonal tours and programs interpreting Nathan Hale’s family and Revolutionary Connecticut.
About Nathan Hale Homestead
This family home belonged to Nathan Hale, the Patriot spy famously executed by the British in 1776, whose family sent six sons to fight in the Revolutionary War. The surviving place or marker keeps this historical association visible within its community.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Nathan Hale Homestead
This family home belonged to Nathan Hale, the Patriot spy famously executed by the British in 1776, whose family sent six sons to fight in the Revolutionary War.
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