Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum

The Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum, Inc. (SDHM, Inc.) is a non-profit 501-c-3 corporation. It was formed to restore and preserve the oldest home in Stonington, Connecticut, built by Thomas Stanton circa 1670.

Our Mission is to protect, maintain and preserve the Stanton-Davis Homestead and artifacts, for the purpose of creating a public museum and living educational center, open to the public, which is dedicated to the memory of Thomas Stanton, Mohegans, Pequots and African Americans associated with the history of the homestead, all of whom were instrumental in the founding of Connecticut.

Also of interest: The Stonington Historical Society received a grant to republish a book about the Davis Farm. The SDHM, Inc., co-sponsored the grant request, even though the entire grant will go to towards the book.

Board of Directors
John W. Davis, President
Frederick E. Burdick, Vice President & Treasurer
Brenda Foberg, Secretary
Mark F. Brown
Lawrence M. Davis
Faith Damon Davison
Jane C. Edmundson
Frank N. Eppinger
Marion M. Gilbert
Elaine Thomas

The Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum, Inc. is located at:

595 Taugwonk Road, Stonington, CT 06378
Phone: 860-535-8454
Fax: 860-535-4563
Email: info@stantondavishomestead.org

We encourage you to become a member of the Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum, Inc. Please click here to download our Membership Application and find out more.

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