Because of a forecast of heavy rain, the Walktober Walking Tour, Here All Along: African American History and the Old Willimantic Cemetery, scheduled for Sat., Sept. 23, 1:00 2:30 p.m. is postponed to Sat., Oct. 7, 1:00-2:30 p.m.

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Located in the historic former headquarters of the American Thread Company, the Mill Museum houses a museum, historical society, library, and archive. Through its exhibits, programs, activities, and collections, the Museum preserves and interprets the history of textiles, the textile industry, and textile communities in Connecticut.

Sewn Stories, Shared Lives

Here All Along: African American History and the Old Willimantic Cemetery

Past Meets Present: Lessons from Indigenous Communities and Inspiring Future Storytellers

Spooky Tunnel Tour

Steampunk Faire

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Plan your Visit to the Mill Museum.

Plan Your Visit to the Mill Museum

Plan Your Visit to the Mill Museum

Plan Your Visit to the Mill Museum

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Thank You to All Who Have Joined, Donated to, or Supported the Mill Museum!

Thank You to All Who Have Joined, Donated to, or Supported the Mill Museum

Thank You to All Who Have Joined or Supported the Mill Museum!

Thank You to All Who Have Joined, Donated to, or Supported the Mill Museum!

Thank You to All Who Have Joined, Donated to, or Supported the Mill Museum!

Thank You to All Who Have Joined, Donated to, or Supported the Mill Museum!

Thank You for Joining, Donating to, and Supporting the Mill Museum!

Thank You for Joining, Donating to, or Supporting the Mill Museum!

Thank You for Joining, Donating to, or Supporting the Mill Museum!

Thank You for Joining, Donating to, or Supporting the Mill Museum!

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The Mill Museum Has Educational Programs and Activities for People of All Ages and Interests

The Mill Museum Has Educational Programs and Activities for People of All Ages and Interests

The Mill Museum Has Educational Programs and Activities for People of All Ages and Interests

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The Mill Museum Has a Collection of More Than 20,000 Historical Objects

The Mill Museum Has a Collection of More than 20,000 Historical Objects

The Mill Museum Has a Collection of More Than 20,000 Historical Objects

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Dozens of Articles on the History of Connecticut's Textiles, Textile Mills, and Mill Towns

Dozens of Articles on the History of Connecticut's Textiles, Textile Mills, and Mill Towns

Dozens of Articles on the History of Connecticut's Textiles, Textile Mills, and Mill Towns

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BLOG

The Mill Museum Hosts the Windham Town Historian’s blog.

THE GREAT WINDHAM FROG FIGHT

HISTORY LINKS

Click here for links to great history websites and videos. This month’s featured link is to “Hidden In Plain Sight”, which features a story by Connecticut NBC’s Matt Austin about the Great Windham Frog Fight and the Willimantic Frog Bridge.

CONTACT

GIFT SHOP

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Thurs., Oct. 12, 5:30 p.m.

RENTALS

The Mill Museum’s Historic Dunham Hall is Available for Rental to Organizations, Individuals, and Businesses for Meetings and Activities. For More Information, Click Here.

Quick Links

Some of the photos on this website courtesy of Ben Jordan, freelance photographer. 702-2 Church Street, Newington, CT, 06111. (860) 978-2949. photoi@msn.com. http://www.photoimagesco.photoreflect.com.