Built in 1848 for Dr. Howe, a founding father of the Industrial Revolution. Howe invented the mass production machine which made the pin "common".

Birthplace of the Revolutionary War officer and friend of George Washington who later became the nation's first ambassador.

Created to exemplify plantings which provide habitat protection. Located within the grounds of the Kellog Environmental Center in Derby.

Natural science and environmental educational facility operated by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection.

House and grounds of the former Frances Osborne Kellogg Estate constructed in the mid 1800's. Grounds include formal flower garden. Located in Derby.