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Bush-Holley Historic Site

Bush-Holley Historic Site in Cos Cob is the home of Connecticut's first art colony, the 1730's House neighborhood inspired over 200 artists between 1890 and 1920, including American Impressionists Twachtman, Hassam, Lawson, and MacRae whose works and the site's history are presented through tours, including the 19th-century Cos Cob Post Office - now a visitor center with changing exhibitions. Film and archive documents the colony's origins.

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Location	Cos Cob Connecticut 06807
Phone	203-869-6899
Website	http://www.hstg.org/ ... PAST EXHIBITIONS VIRTUAL EXHIBITIONS RESEARCH & COLLECTIONS ARCHIVES & LIBRARY MUSEUM COLLECTIONS PUBLICATIONS HISTORIC PRESERVATION EDUCATION & PROGRAMS SCHOOL PROGRAMS PUBLIC PROGRAMS PROGRAM CALENDAR SUPPORT US MEMBERSHIP ANTIQUARIUS ANNUAL GIVING PRESS ROOM Twachtman Exhibition Opens Curated by Lisa Peters of the Spanierman Gallery, the ...