Greenwich is a picturesque town located in Connecticut's Fairfield County. Established in 1640, the historic district of Greenwich is home to a number of historic structures that now form part of its rich heritage, making for a treat for history buffs visiting the town. Offering the best if the state's Gold Coast, Greenwich is an ideal destination for enjoying outdoor activities at beautiful beaches and parks, such as the Greenwich Point Park and Bruce Park. Other attractions include the splendid Bruce Museum of Arts and Science, Putnam Cottage, and Bush-Holley House.
Bird Homestead
Bird Homestead is a farm house built near the entrance of Milton Harborat Rye, Westchester County, New York. The main part of the building was constructed in 1835 as a two-story building and had an ancient Greek style architecture. It has a brick foundation and a side gable roof with a front porch. This property is also known as Bouton-Bird-Erikson Homestead and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in February 22, 2010.
The city of Bridgeport has enjoyed a long and eventful history that began long before the region was colonized. Over time, the city grew to be an important center of trade, with thriving shipbuilding and whaling industries. Today, the city is one of the Connecticut's most populous and is home to a diverse community. Much of the city's historic heritage has been preserved and is a treasure trove for those with an interest in colonial architecture and American history. The historic homes and mansions that line the streets of the Stratfield Historic District, Black Rock Harbor Historic District and the Marina Park Historic District reflect a variety of historic architectural styles. The City also boasts a number of public parks and a vibrant cultural scene with theaters, museums, music festivals, concert series and more to look forward to. Popular tourist attractions and entertainment venues include the Webster Bank Arena, Barnum Museum and Beardsley Zoo.
Friends of John Jay Homestead is a non-profit, educational organization founded in 1977 by local Bedford residents. It is New York State's day-to-day partner in providing volunteer assistance and critical funding for the purpose of:
