Weir Farm National Historic Site, CT

Posted on February 25, 2018 by Andrew Wojtanik
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Weir Farm National Historic Site, October 2017

Weir Farm National Historic Site is the only National Park Service unit in Connecticut and the only NPS site in the country dedicated to the visual arts. Weir Farm, the summer home of Julian Alden Weir, commemorates the life and works of one of America’s most prominent Impressionist painters. Visitors today to the 68-acre park can walk amid the gardens, studios, and grassy slopes that helped give Weir his inspiration, while neighboring Weir Preserve offers several short hiking trails in the woodlands.

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Weir House

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Weir Studio

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Secret Garden at Weir Farm

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Weir Farm sign

 

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