Stratford Historical Society
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The Stratford Historical Society has three buildings on site. The Captain David Judson House was built by Captain David Judson on the site of his great-grandfather’s 1639 stone house. It is a fine example of Georgian architecture and is furnished with period pieces of Stratford origin.
The recently renovated Catharine Bunnell Mitchell Museum shows exhibits of Stratford history. An extensive genealogy and history library on the lower level is available for research.
The Beach Family Carriage house was built around c. 1885 by the Beach Family of Elm Street, Stratford. Currently closed to the public.
See our website for more information: www.stratfordhistoricalsociety.org.
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At this time, our accessibility is limited due to the historic nature of our buildings and property. Please contact us in advance to discuss your visit plans. We aim to welcome all people who wish to learn about Stratford history and will work with you to make your visit an enjoyable experience. We are actively seeking to improve accessibility to all our buildings and welcome feedback and suggestions.
