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Heritage Village Southbury, Connecticut
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Meeting House

A 1740 house on the State Register of Historic Places, with meeting rooms, a kitchen, and a porch over the pond.

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Drawing of the front of the Meeting House at Heritage Village: a broad white clapboard colonial with a central gabled entry porch and black double door.
  • Drawing of the back of the Meeting House at Heritage Village, a white clapboard colonial with a central chimney and a fan-lit doorway.
  • Drawing of the Meeting House from its lower lawn: a long white clapboard house with two chimneys, a railed deck over a glassed porch, a gabled wing at the right.
  • Drawing of the entrance hall of the Meeting House: gray toile wallpaper above a painted dado, a paneled white door with tall sidelights of stained glass grapevines.

The Heritage Village’s elegant Meeting House is a beautifully restored 1740’s farmhouse, now used by Villagers for meetings and larger get-togethers. Once home to the musician and pianist Victor Borge, the charming interior boasts wood paneling, period wallpaper and two (non-working) fireplaces. In summer, the porch and patio, which overlook a quiet pond, serve as a gathering place for card games and outdoor parties.

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