Aerial drone photo of the Weston History & Culture Center campus, showing the white David Dimon Coley House, the red Coley Barn, and surrounding outbuildings and lawn.

Visit

Walk the grounds of an 1841 farmstead any day of the year, or come during open hours to tour the house, the barn and the exhibits.

Open hours

Buildings: Thursdays and the first and last Sundays of the month, 1–4pm, and by appointment (call 203-226-1804). Grounds: every day, dawn to dusk; leashed dogs welcome. Closed on holidays.

Building tours

$5 adults, $3 ages 5–17. Free for members and children 4 and under. Become a member →

Getting here

104 Weston Road, Weston. Park off High Acre Road. Map & directions →

Accessibility

The first floors of the Visitor Center, the Coley House and the Coley Barn are wheelchair accessible.

The Weston History & Culture Center sits on the Coley Homestead, a former working farm dating to the mid-19th century. The 3.7-acre property is a hands-on way to see how Weston's history connects to national and world events.

Follow the trail — six stops, start to finish

Follow the trail →

Come walk the grounds, tour the house, or drop by the Visitor Center — everyone's welcome.

Get in touch

Have a question before you visit? Send us a message and we'll get back to you.

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