Connecticut Town Histories: Washington
Reprint from the Connecticut Historical Collection by John Warner Barbour, orginally published in 1836.
Firenze Gallery
Focuses on contemporary art from abstract to realism. Painters and 3-D artists. Provides artist's statements and available works.
Gunn Memorial Library and Museum
Free public library and museum of history and art, operated by non-profit corporation. Hours, online catalog, schedule of kids' programs, overview of museum holdings, announcements of upcoming special exhibits and events, and highlights of past exhibits.
St. Andrew's Church
Mission statement, history and information on activities, Sunday school and Sweet Harmony's Coffee House. Located in the village of Marbledale.
Steep Rock Association
Land trust that seeks to protect Washington's rural character and to sustain a healthy environment by conserving open land, farmland, forest, wetlands and waterways. Information about holdings, membership, and stewardship activities.
The Pinnacle
Photos and text on mountain top which contains boulders with Hebrew inscriptions.
Town of Washington
Information on elected officials, municipal departments and commissions, and town services.
Washington Art Association
Monthly exhibits, classes, workshops and a gift shop.
Washington Montessori School
Independent, not-for-profit day school for girls and boys from 18 months of age through eighth grade. Founded in 1965, the school is located in village of New Preston.
Washington, Connecticut
Reprint of information from The Connecticut Guide, published in 1935.
