On Board CT creates beautifully designed grazing tables & all things charcuterie. We specialize in large charcuterie tables for weddings & special events. We also deliver charcuterie boards with/without wine pairings. Visit our website for details & photos of our work.
58 Main St, Winsted, CT
(860) 805-1811
http://www.getonboardct.com
North Meadow Farm is a full service equestrian facility specializing in Hunter/Jumper/Equitation. Nestled in the beautiful hills of Litchfield County, NMF is easily accessible from Rt. 44 and Rt. 8. Owned and operated by life-long equestrian, Kate Mancarella, North Meadow Farm offers a tailored program to each horse and rider.
North Meadow Farm
115 Losaw Road
Winsted, CT
860-307-6416
Opened in 2004, the Whiting Mills building is home to a variety of artists, craftspeople, retail shops, small manufacturing companies, and a center for artistic, community, and social events. It’s a great place to meet artists. You can commission unique pieces in a wide variety of media including furniture, drapes, weaving, jewelry, pottery, photography, paintings and original art. Check their web site for open studios, demonstrations, and other events.
Whiting Mills
100 Whiting Street
Winsted
860-738-2240
The Winsted Farmers’ Market is open every Friday from 3 – 6 pm, between June 28 – September 13.
East End Park
1 Park Place
Winsted
Founded in 1882, the Winsted Hosiery Company was a small manufacturer of men’s hosiery. By 1936 it had grown to become the largest hosiery manufacturer in Connecticut. The company’s red-brick industrial complex exemplifies the Italianate and Renaissance Revival design influences on manufacturing facilities around the turn of the century. Most of the mill buildings in the Winsted Hosiery complex retain a high degree of architectural integrity.
Winsted Hosiery Mill
101 Whiting St, Winsted
888-831-2107
Completed in 1890, Soldiers’ Monument was erected as a memorial to the men of the surrounding communities who served in the Civil War. The monument is on a crest of Camp Hill on Crown Street overlooking Winsted’s downtown Main Street. During World War II, the monument served as a watchtower for aerial activity to provide early warning protection for our state and nation. Today, the Monument and Memorial grounds continue to serve as a reminder of the sacrifices made by all citizens for freedom and provide a location for reflection and rest.
Crown St, Winsted
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