Farmington Historic District

Farmington Historic District is an area with houses and buildings that were constructed from the 18th century through the early 20th century. The structures display various architectural styles and construction techniques that developed across different periods of Connecticut's growth.

The district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1966, gaining national recognition. This designation acknowledges the area's significance as a representative example of a New England community's historical development.

Each building within the district illustrates specific architectural elements and construction methods that reflect different periods of Connecticut's development.

Visitors can learn about individual buildings and explore guided tours through the Farmington Historical Society located within the area. The district is walkable and allows you to discover the different architectural styles at your own pace.

The buildings in this area maintain their original spatial arrangement, preserving an intact picture of a traditional New England town. This geographical coherence allows you to understand the historical town planning and daily life of earlier generations.