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Kids and adults all love to visit Silverman’s rustic animal farm! See, pet, and feed all sorts of unusual animals, including buffalo, llamas, alpacas, sheep, goats, fallow deer, emus, and long-horn cattle. (Curated content from www.silvermansfarm.com)
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Trumbull's CT Premium Ultra-immersive escape game experience! Always a private game for 2-8 players in one of our 6 immersive rooms, Escape in 1 Hour.. Party Rooms are available. There is nothing like Escapology. (Curated content from www.escapology.com)
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As challenging as it is beautiful, “Smith” will provide you with a delightful outing of golf on its rolling 6600+ yards of beautifully maintained fairways and greens. Ranging from 5311 to 6704 yards, our par 72/73 Championship Golf Course sports 18 distinctive golf holes which are all challenging and a pleasure to play. (Curated content from hsrgolf.com)
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This 27-hole facility features an original par 72 golf course stretching 6,540 yards from the championship tees that is sure to challenge beginners and accomplished golfers alike. The original 18-hole layout was built in 1976 by golf architect Al Zikorus, the course is situated on picturesque farmland originally inhabited by the Tamtashua Indians and later the Mallet family of Trumbull. (Curated content from www.tashuaknolls.com)
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The Discovery Science Center is a hands-on science museum in Bridgeport, Connecticut, that serves as both a tourist destination and an educational resource for area families, schools, and other groups. Founded in 1958, opened to the public in 1962, and originally named the Museum of Art, Science, and Industry (or commonly referred to using the acronym MASI), Discovery Science Center has offered interactive learning opportunities to generations of local residents. (Curated content from www.shudiscovery.org)
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The Red Golf Course features 6,568 yards of golf from the Championship Tees for a par 72. The course rating is 71.0 and the slope is 124. The Black Golf Course features 6,559 yards of golf from the Championship Tees for a par 71. The course rating is 71.5 and the slope is 123. The Black course has beautiful winding hills, great scenic views and delivers a challenge with newly renovated fairway and greenside bunkers. (Curated content from www.fairchildwheelergolf.com)
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Are you ready for an exciting journey around the planet? Here at SeaQuest, we have over 20,000 square feet of adventure where you are invited to touch, feed, and interact with animals from five continents, come visit the most interactive aquarium in Connecticut! (Curated content from visitseaquest.com)
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Today, Putnam Memorial State Park hosts many great learning programs throughout the year and is well worth the trip. The Friends & Neighbors run a Living History program in May, a Ghost Walk during odd-numbered years, a Reenactment during even-numbered years, and an annual Winter Walk in December. Visitors can walk the historic grounds daily between sunrise and sunset.
The Visitor Center and Museum contain exhibits and historical material related to Redding’s encampments. Open 10am to 5pm daily from Memorial Day through Veteran’s Day. (Curated content from www.putnampark.org)
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Since 1975, the Westport Astronomical Society has brought the wonders of the night sky to the thousands who have visited the observatory. We’re an all volunteer-run, non-profit organization that’s free and open to the public every Wednesday night from 8-10 pm if the skies are clear. Remember, near the summer solstice it doesn’t get dark until late, so please plan to come after sunset. (Curated content from www.was-ct.org)
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This saltbox house was built in 1750 for David Ogden at the time of his marriage to Jane Sturges. For the next 125 years, it was home to the Ogden family in the farming and coastal shipping town of Fairfield. The property once included nearly 75 acres of farmland and several outbuildings. Today, the Ogden House welcomes visitors to discover more about the life of a colonial family. (Curated content from www.fairfieldhistory.org)
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