Pardee-Morris House is a historic house museum in New Haven, CT. The historic house is also known as John Morris House. The Museum was built in the late 17th century, and it is one of New Haven's oldest surviving buildings and an excellent example of First-Period colonial architecture. Pardee-Morris House is listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places, and the house was built around 1750 by Amos Morris. They offer seasonal events, music ranging from jazz and blues to big band swing, neighborhood walks, and insightful presentations. They also provide seasonal events, most free of charge, including fun and informative lectures, Twilight Summer Concert Series, community activities, and workshops.
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PARDEE-MORRIS HOUSE REVIEWS
This is American history as well as local history. Great for young as well as older folks. BE A PROUD AMERICAN. Visit the Morris house.
A historic property that allows residents and visitors see what 19th century living was like. Spacious property opens to activities like yoga, concerts, workshops and more.
A unique and historical location to learn more about the history of Morris Cove.
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Grove St Cemetery is one of the famous places in New Haven, CT. The Cemetery was established in 1797. The Cemetery is one of only 64 National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut and one of eight landmarks in New Haven. Grove St Cemetery is the resting place for many historically significant figures and displays tombstones from the 1700s and a collection of specimen trees. The Cemetery is also architecturally prominent. It is surrounded by the Yale University campus. In addition to a collection of specimen trees, the Cemetery has an architecturally prominent Egyptian Revival gateway entrance facing High Street. The Cemetery was organized in lots for families; contemporaneous cemeteries were more commonly laid out for random burials. Children are permitted on the grounds when accompanied by a parent or another adult.
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Beautiful cemetery that encompasses many famous people. Often you can get the specialized grave rubbing paper from the office. I'm so blessed that my deceased Mother, Dr. Beatrice Tinsley, is there. The staff, office and landscapers, are amazing and take such good care of all the gravestones, lawn, trees, etc. Definitely a 'must see' in New Haven. The office has a master map of the entire property. Go and learn the history, you'll never experience another Cemetery like this one.
This is a very well kept and tranquil cemetery with some very important residents. Eli Whitney, Noah Webster, and Josiah Willard Gibbs to name just a few. Nestled in the city with beautiful Yale campus and church backdrops this is a great quiet spot to pay respects. Very well laid out making it an easy walk or drive for anyone.
A beautiful and quiet sanctuary to remember our forefathers. The burials are old and there are some historic names buried here. A nice place to walk through with a toddler on a Sunday to get away from the crowds and noise of campus.
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Yale Peabody Museum is a well-established museum in New Haven, CT. The Museum has been part of Yale and New Haven for over 150 years. Yale Peabody Museum is supported by nearly 100 part-time administrative and divisional staff. The Museum of Natural History at Yale University is among the world's oldest, largest, and most prolific university natural history museums. From its iconic three-building campus at Yale's Science Hill, a sprawling network of spaces at Yale's West Campus, and several unique natural areas, the Yale Peabody Museum's footprint in Connecticut complements its holdings, activities, and research. The Museum honored its sesquicentennial in 2016. The Yale Peabody Museum's exhibitions, a significant component of research and introduction at the Museum and across Yale, are used in undergraduate and graduate courses and research, as well as in public programs and displays.
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Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History has a variety of skeletons, fossils, well-preserved taxidermy and awe inspiring gemstones with a few artifacts here and there. It is loads of fun and educational for those that take an interest in nature. It is a great place to visit for children and adults alike. Make sure to give yourself at least 3 hours for soaking up the sights, taking photos and visiting the gift shop! There is a ramp at the entrance and also an elevator for those in wheelchairs. Thursdays between 2pm and 5pm is pay as you please, but I feel that the experience is definitely worth paying full admission for!
This is very nice and very informative museum. It has 3 floors. Lobby or level 1 has dinosaurs and old scripts. Level 2 consists of animals and related to human evolution and level 3 is very beautiful and consists of rocks and minerals. Tells about meteorite, minerals etc. One must visit this museum when in new haven. For kids it is specially very much like activity based as there are people on these floors with creative ways to explain them about the artefacts.
We went with my daughters school and they had so much fun!! Definitely a great way for children to learn. Each and every kid that went was very happy and excited to see everything! I personally loved seeing how the ants carry their food back and forth!
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