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Dedicated to preserving and sharing Kent's history, the Kent Historical Society is a non-profit organization with a strong community involvement. The organization's most important asset (and the only one open to the public) is a historic home known as Seven Hearths, which was originally built in 1751. The building has undergone careful restoration over the years, and it is now open to the public as a house museum with period furnishings and fascinating exhibits that are changed every year. The museum is only open during the summer, but private tours can be arranged by request year-round.

10 Studio Hill Rd, Kent, CT 06757, Phone: 253-854-4330

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