Old State House

Finished in 1796, the Old State House is the main open building composed by Charles Bulfinch, and it has dependably filled in as an open working in some frame. Today, it is overseen by an office of the Connecticut General Assembly. The building is a blend of structural styles, from the Federal outside to the Victorian Representative's chamber and Colonial Revival court.

This National Historic Landmark has a scope of displays, for example, the Joseph Steward Museum of Curiosities and an awesome number of memorable rooms that exhibit the historical backdrop of Connecticut. There are composed visits for the individuals who might want to take in more. The House likewise offers space to the ranchers' market on the court simply outside the building.