Enoch Kelsey House
Historic site · Newington, Connecticut
Built in 1799 by farmer and tinsmith Enoch Kelsey and his son David, a National Register-listed house preserving rare free-hand painted wall decorations that imitate wallpaper, found in several rooms. Also on view: original paneling, a beehive oven, tinware and a 19th-century barn loom. Tours during public events or by appointment. Phone (860) 666-7118.
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1702 Main Street, Newington, CT 06111
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