Unionville Museum

Unionville Museum Preserving Unionville's history since 1984
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Our next exhibit "Transforming Unionville", opening on September 20th, will focus on the redevelopment that forever chan...
08/31/2026

Our next exhibit "Transforming Unionville", opening on September 20th, will focus on the redevelopment that forever changed Unionville center in the late 60s, early 70s. I remember being stunned when I came back to Unionville, just a week after I'd moved to an apt. in Hartford, to find the Episcopal Church gone.

Thanks to everyone who came to Saturday's tag sale and supported the museum. Here's what's coming up next.
08/24/2026

Thanks to everyone who came to Saturday's tag sale and supported the museum. Here's what's coming up next.

Tag sale! Things are selling fast!!! We’re here until 2pm!
08/22/2026

Tag sale! Things are selling fast!!! We’re here until 2pm!

08/22/2026
Great stuff at the museum tag sale!
08/22/2026

Great stuff at the museum tag sale!

The Museum’s Tag Sale is ready for doors to open - Saturday  Aug. 22nd. 9 AM - 2 PM. Come scoop up a bargain and support...
08/22/2026

The Museum’s Tag Sale is ready for doors to open - Saturday Aug. 22nd. 9 AM - 2 PM. Come scoop up a bargain and support the museum in the process.

A quick reminder:
08/17/2026

A quick reminder:

The American Murals Project is presenting a film, lecture and exhibit about the flood of '55 this coming Friday in Winst...
08/05/2026

The American Murals Project is presenting a film, lecture and exhibit about the flood of '55 this coming Friday in Winsted. The museum contributed material to this effort. Visit the project's website for more information about the event including how to register. You'll find that information on their Events page. https://www.americanmuralproject.org/

Save the Date!
08/03/2026

Save the Date!

According to an article in the Courant in 1833 this is how Unionville celebrated the fourth: “At sunrise 24 guns were fi...
07/04/2026

According to an article in the Courant in 1833 this is how Unionville celebrated the fourth: “At sunrise 24 guns were fired from a six-pounder, at 2 o’clock the Declaration of Independence was read, after which about one hundred sat down to a dinner under a bower. After the cloth was removed the following toasts were drank, and the company departed in good harmony at an early hour.” Visit the history section of our website unionvillemuseum.org to read twenty-two toasts.

Address

15 School Street
Unionville, CT
06085

Opening Hours

Wednesday 2pm - 4pm
Saturday 2pm - 4pm
Sunday 2pm - 4pm

Telephone

(860) 673-2231

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