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  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday Closed
  • Wednesday Closed
  • Thursday Closed
  • Friday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday 12:00 – 4:00 PM
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The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
The Institute For American Indian Studies
Reviews
Leslie Maldonado (11/26/2020)
Do they have a speaker that will explain more about the cultural? I’m very interested
Jim Cameron (09/29/2019)
How have lived in Connecticut over 25 years and not known of this incredible little museum?nnNestled deep in the woods with only minimal highway signage, this modern, circular museum highlights the centuries of history of North American woodland Indians in a well designed, artifact-rich collection.nnWait for the docent-led tour. Ours was a young historian who really knew his stuff.nnAnd don't miss the historic recreations of wooden Indian homes just a few yards up the hill. Kids will really enjoy exploring the grounds.
James Fox (01/12/2020)
During our most recent road trip we just happened upon The Institute For American Indian Studies museum and research center. CT resident for over 60 years, never heard of this wonderful cultural center. Very nice examples and displays on how the native Americans lived their simple , sustainable life. tSome trails , none to long, but just enough to give you a nice walk and see how their simple way of living off of what was supplied by nature. How they used tree bark and branches to construct sheltered places to meet and live in. Many explanations of how certain trees and their leaves, roots and bark were used for both medicinal and everyday consumption.This was all in about 30 minuets, we could not stay longer because we had to be somewhere else, but will return to tour the museum portion, looks incredible. What a beautiful peaceful place to visit. Great place to bring the kids, hands on , in the woods experience. There is a Wigwam escape room on site, that requires a reservation and about 1 hour to complete. Staff was very friendly and took the time to inform us to upcoming events.
Janet Serra (10/15/2019)
Amazing museum Native American Museum that traces the history of the indigenous peoples of Connecticut. This museum has more than more than 6,000 post European contact items and over 300,000 archaeological artifacts that represent hundreds of Native American societies throughout the Western Hemisphere. Many special programs are also offered. Highlights include the Green Corn Festival in August and maple sugaring in March, both events are really fun and educational. Friendly, knowledgeable, hard working staff. The outdoor village, a 16th century recreation of an Algonquin Village is also a highlight.
Ely Roy Arevalo (02/23/2019)
This is small museum with a big heart from its crew. The crew are very professional and passionate, armed with academics and local history. It's worth the trip from NYC.
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