Elton Tavern
Historic site · Burlington, Connecticut
Built in 1810 by merchant Giles Griswold and first taxed as "a house with seven fireplaces — more than any other in town." The second-floor ballroom's barrel-vaulted ceiling spans the full building facade, with a Palladian-style window over the entry. Used as a private home, public house and inn before the Town of Burlington bought it in 1974; the Historical Society now runs it as a museum with a full events calendar.
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781 George Washington Turnpike, Burlington, CT 06013
Photo "Elton Tavern": John Phelan, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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