Welcome to The Henry Whitfield State Historical Museum Begun in 1639, The Henry Whitfield house, which is located on Old Whitfield Street in Guilford, Connecticut, is the oldest standing stone house in New England. The museum displays historical artifacts from the culture of early New England settlers. This site offers interactive tours of this historic stone house. The Henry Whitfield House Museum has a wealth of artifacts and pieces from the 17th and 18th centuries. The first tour is an interactive, javascript-driven interface which allows visitors to explore the exhibits, and navigate the house. The second tour offers digital-video walk-throughs of the house, narrated by Mike McBride, the museum's curator. The educational goals of this site are to provide online, interactive access to the museum for a global community. The site gives researchers, historians, and the general public unlimited access to discover the time and culture of the Puritan Settlers. | Welcome | Tour | About | Links | The Henry Whitfield State Historical Museum - An Interactive Learning Experience All information and historical descriptions are courtesy of the Henry Whitfield State Museum A ThinkQuest Project - http://www.thinkquest.org/