Discover the beauty of The Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor! Explore fishing holes and hilltop farms, historic homes and state parks. Hear stories from the past, sip wine in a vineyard, or paddle the Quinebaug River National Recreation Water Trail. Pick an apple, carve a pumpkin, and savor farm fresh food. Bicycle, backpack, or stroll a town green. Photograph a bald eagle, shop ‘til you drop, or gaze at the stars.
The National Heritage Corridor is managed by The Last Green Valley, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating and conserving the region’s fragile and irreplaceable resources. Founded in 1995 as a grassroots organization, and built upon a proven track record of success and partnerships, TLGV is ensuring a natural and cultural legacy for generations to come.
The Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor includes the following points of interest, as well as many more:
- Anshei Israel Synagogue
- Ashbel Woodward
- Franklin Historical Society & Museum
- Blue Slope Farm & Country Museum
- Canterbury Historical Society
- Clara Barton Birthplace Museum
- Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum
- Edward Waldo House
- Ellen Larned Museum
- Finnish AMerican Heritage Society, Inc.
- Gertrude Chandler Warner Boxcar Children Museum
- Governor Jonathan Trumbull House Museum & Wadsworth Stable
- Huntington Homestead
- Hampton Antiquarian & Historical Society
- Jonathan Trumbull Jr. House Museum
- Killingly Historical & Genealogical Society Museum
- Lebanon Historical Society Museum
- Lebanon Town Green Loop
- Leffingwell House Museum
- Mansfield Historical Society Museum & Library
- Nathan Hale Homestead
- Norwich Heritage and Regional Visitors' Center
- Old Sturbridge Village
- Huguenot Steamer Museum
- Oxford Historical Commission
- Palmer Arboretum
- Plainfield Historical Society
- Preston Historical Society
- Scotland Historical Society
- Slater Memorial Museum
- William Benton Museum of Art
- Windham Textile and History Museum
