Weston on a 1930s county atlas map: the roads, the villages of Weston, Norfield and Lyons Plain, and the names of landowners along each road.

Map & Directions

The Weston History & Culture Center is at 104 Weston Road (Route 57), Weston, CT, in the middle of town.

Above: Weston in the Atlas of Fairfield County, 1930s.

Park on High Acre Road. The parking lot and the museum entrance are reached from High Acre Road: coming north on Route 57, turn left onto High Acre Road just before the Center. A map app given “104 Weston Road” may stop on Weston Road instead; the map and directions here go to the parking lot.

Getting here

  • By car: from the Merritt Parkway (Route 15), take Exit 21 for Route 57 (formerly Exit 42) and follow Route 57, Weston Road, north for about 2.5 miles. Turn left onto High Acre Road just before the Center.
  • By train: the nearest station is Westport, on Metro-North’s New Haven Line, about 6 miles away. Take a taxi or rideshare from there.

When you arrive

Check in at the Visitor’s Center, next to the parking lot. The grounds are open every day, dawn to dusk. The buildings are open Thursdays and the first and last Sundays of the month, 1pm–4pm. Plan your visit

Accessibility

The first floors of the Visitor’s Center and Exhibit Hall, the Coley House and the Coley Barn are accessible to visitors using wheelchairs. If you have questions before you come, call or email us.

The Coley Cemetery

Cemetery tours meet at the Coley Cemetery, a separate site on Weston Road (Route 57) behind Weston Gardens. Parking there is limited: you can leave your car at the Center and carpool.

Questions?

Call 203-226-1804, email info@westoncthistory.org or send us a message.

Mailing address: PO Box 1092, Weston, CT 06883.