104 Weston Road · Weston, CT
Come discover Weston.
The Weston History & Culture Center preserves and shares the unique stories of Weston's people and places, at the 1841 Coley House and barn on Weston Road.
Reserve your spot, or just drop by during open hours — most of what's on the calendar doesn't require a ticket.
Start here — five stops on the Coley Homestead
The House
The 1841 David Dimon Coley House, restored to the 1940s — guided tours Thu and first/last Sun.
The Barn
“Weston at Work” — farm and mill tools, looms, and hands-on activities in the 1883 barn.
The Archive
The Prue Bliss Education Center Archive — objects, photos, and records, by appointment.
The Grounds
3.7 acres, outbuildings, and the Offutt Sculpture Garden — open dawn till dusk, every day.
The Panels
Laura Gardin Fraser’s bronze history panels from West Point — outdoors, open dawn till dusk.
Since 1961 the Center has discovered, collected and preserved Weston's heritage, and helped people see the town's history alongside local, regional, national and world events.
Letter from the President · Fall 2026
History Matters!
We invite you to support the Weston History & Culture Center with your donation or membership. Membership starts at $35 and brings free admission to the exhibits and Coley House tours, and discounts on selected programs.
Thank You to Our Supporters
The Weston History & Culture Center is sustained by generous donations from local residents, local businesses, grants, programs, and volunteers — not by tax dollars.
Benefactors
Annual Sponsors
