Things to see and do
Farm House
The Dudley Farm Museum is located on the northeast corner of Routes 77 and 80 at 2351 Durham Road.
Quinnipiac Dawnland Museum
The Quinnipiac Dawnland Museum at the Dudley Farm tells the story of the Quinnipiac People and their ancestors from the end of the Ice Age (14,000 years ago) to their dispersal to join other Indigenous groups and Connecticut and beyond following the arrival of the Dutch and English beginning in the 17th Century.
Book Your Celebration
The Munger Barn is the perfect place to host your wedding, rehearsal dinner, party or meeting. The barn and parking lot accomodate 85 guests and events can be booked between May and October.
Farmers' Market
The Farmers’ Market not only reflects an old-time practice of selling produce at a roadside stand, it also provides an opportunity to build a community of supporters who return again and again to the Dudley Farm.
School Field trips
Bring your students to Guilford’s historic Dudley Farm and experience life as it was in the late 19th century.
Featured Attractions & Exhibits
Holiday Market
Join us in the Munger Barn for unique handcrafted and homemade gifts, including amazing crafts, seasonal greenery and delicious food stuffs. Support thirty-plus local artisans and complete your holiday shopping
Farm and Gardens
Summertime is the busiest season at the Dudley Farm Museum with the farmhouse open for tours, gardening activities and the Farmers’ Market in full operation, however the farm does remain
The Dudley Farm Giving Tree
Much like Shel Silverstein’s wonderful book The Giving Tree, the beautiful sugar maple tree that graced the main slope of the Dudley Farm Museum for decades gave pleasure and sustenance
Big Barn Exhibits
Dudley Farm was a working farm for two centuries and much of the action took place in our massive Big Barn, built in stages over the last decades of the
Book: Voices from North Guilford
A dedicated group from The Dudley Foundation worked on a collection of photographs, stories and historical accounts of life in North Guilford, Connecticut from 1850 to 1960. Do you have
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Grounds open to the public daily —dawn to dusk
Audio tour available with QR code on Farm Map in Parking lot
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