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Welcome to The Dudley Farm
Things to see and do
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Qunnipiac Exhibit
The Quinnipiac Dawnland Collection at The Dudley Farm is a collection of artifacts representing the area’s indigenous people from approximately 10,000 years ago.
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.
Farm & Gardens
The Dudley Farm has an herb garden, an organic community garden with 19 plots, a flower garden containing antique varieties of roses and peonies, as well as animals. Explore the gardens at Dudley today!
Farm House
The Dudley Farm Museum is located on the northeast corner of Routes 77 and 80 at 2351 Durham Road.
Visit
Open June through October
Thursday and Friday 10 AM to 2 PM
Saturday 9 AM to 2 PM
Sunday 1 PM to 4 PM
Special hours or group tours by arrangement.
Events / News
2023 Museum Events
We look forward to seeing you “down on the Farm.” Upcoming Events at The Dudley Farm The Dudley Farm Museum continues to plan events of
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
Farm News
Member of the New England Museum Association (NEMA), Connecticut League of History Organizations (CLHO), and the Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (ALFHAM)
Future Dawnland Quinnipiac Museum
Photos of Construction Site Click here to see some of the exhitit items
School Tours at The Dudley Farm
Not sure where to bring your students for their next field trip? Come to The Dudley Farm Museum, have fun, and learn what life was
New Granary Exhibit
This project was made possible though Museum Makeover, a program of Conservation ConneCTion and the Connecticut League of History Organizations with a grant from the CT Cultural
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