Historic Homes
Here are a few of the many Historic Homes found in East Hampton and Middle Haddam CT
William Bevin
53 Barton Hill, East Hampton
William Barton
25 Barton Hill, East Hampton
Ruth Higgins
264 Hog Hill Rd, East Hampton
Joseph Park
11 Summit St, East Hampton
James Wright
34 North Main St
Deacon West
34 East High St
Enoch Smith
Middle Haddam, CT
Bill-Overton Store
Middle Haddam, CT
Benjamin Stillman
164 Main St
Bailey Purple
31 South Main ST
Andrew Carrier
1 Middletown Ave
Abner Stocking
277 Hog Hill Rd
Explore East Hampton Today
Discover The Rich History of East Hampton Connecticut
Comstock Bridge
The Comstock Covered Bridge is located on 14 Bridge Street at the junction of Colchester and East Hampton crossing the Salmon River.
AirLine Trail
The Old Air Line Trail in East Hampton Connecticut dates from the 1870s, and today draws walkers, horseback riders and bikers.
Lake Pocotopaug
Lake Pocotopaug is a big part of East Hampton’s History and in recent times has become a popular resort area.
The Chatham Historical Society
Established in 1963, The Chatham Historical Society is a private, not-for-profit organization with the purpose of preserving East Hampton’s History. We believe that preserving historic places and events provides an essential link to our past, reminding us of who we are and where we came from.
Our Museum and School House located at 6 Bevin Blvd in The Town of East Hampton, CT. We are open to the public the first Sunday of each month from 2-4pm
Admission is always free. Donations are appreciated.
Welcome to the Official East Hampton, CT Historical Society Website. This site intends to provide information to the public about the Chatham Historical Society’s upcoming Calendar Events and Programs with the purpose of bringing together people interested in the History of Cobalt, Middle Haddam, and East Hampton, Connecticut.
Follow us on Social Media
Museum Exhibits
Location
Chatham Historical Society
6 Bevin Blvd
East Hampton, CT 06424
