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John A. Stanton Memorial

John A. Stanton Memorial in Clinton was built by Adam Stanton, c. 1789-1791. He moved to Clinton from Rhode Island during the Revolutionary War to distill salt for rebel forces. The house today is maintained as a museum of American antiques and illustrates both home and general store, c. 1790. It is also the original site of Yale's first classroom. Almost all the furnishings are original.

Visitors will find an impressive collection of American antiques. The museum is open June 1st through September 30th, Tuesday through Sunday, 2 - 5 . Admission is free, and donations are welcome.

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Location 63 East Main Street
Clinton Connecticut 06413
Phone 860-669-2132

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