{The Noah Webster House}
At Noah’s Discovery Learning Space
{Drawing of a Teacher Reading a Story to a Class}
Time for Tots is a special program designed for kids aged 2-5 and their parents or guardian. Time for Tots offers museum teacher-led activities that use Noah Webster's historic house, the museum, and our new hands-on discovery space to learn about music, and stories!
Each week will feature a new nursery rhyme, accompanied by a related craft, story and playtime!
Spring Session: March 3- April 21
Wednesdays from 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Cost: Members $54
Non- members $80
To sign up or for more information, call (860) 521-5362 ext 14
The Noah Webster House, probably built c. 1748, is the restored birthplace and childhood home of the great lexicographer, Noah Webster. The house, once part of a 120-acre farm, was continuously occupied until it was given to the town of West Hartford in 1962. Eventually a concerned group of interested citizens formed the Noah Webster Foundation and worked to restore the house. In 1966 the house was opened to the public as a museum. In 1970, the West Hartford Historical Society merged with the Foundation. Today, the museum building includes the historical house, library, archives, shop and a modern exhibition gallery. The Noah Webster House is West Hartford's only National Historic Landmark.
We are handicap accessible.
From I-84 (E or W), take Exit 41, S. Main St. At the end of the ramp, follow signs for the Noah Webster House, which is located 7/10 mile on the west side of S. Main St., West Hartford. Buses should park on S. Main St., in front of the building. Cars may park in our lot, on S. Main St., or on a side street
We are handicap accessible.
Images and descriptions on this page are used by permission of the Noah Webster House and West Hartford Historical Society, and are protected under United States Copyright Laws. For information, contact the Noah Webster House and West Hartford Historical Society.
