Old Wethersfield resident Kris Tracy says ... children in a 19th-century house they renovated before buying the Silas Robbins House, which was built on the north end of the green in 1873.

Shireen Aforismo, owner and innkeeper of Old Wethersfield’s sparkling historic gem, the Silas Robbins House Bed and Breakfast, rescued the home from certain demolition, and together with her ...

The leafy, step-back-in-time Old Wethersfield neighborhood, the first permanent settlement in Connecticut, is also the largest historic district in the state, filled with 18th- and 19th-century homes.

1686), the Silas W. Robbins House (1873), the Joseph Webb House (1753), and the Hubbard Community (1912-1938) were chosen as benchmarks in the domestic architectural history of Wethersfield not only ...