The Parlor

In the parlor are Asa Redington's desk, wing chair, windsor armchair and federal mirror, as well as a fine Chippendale side chair similar to the work of Eliphalet Chapin, and a fine pair of Hepplewhite card tables from the Boutelle family. The dining room contains more Boutelle family furniture including four finely carved Hepplewhite dining chairs, a 6'8" tall clock (one of several in the museum's collection), a banjo clock and empire table and buffet. There is an outstanding series of Boutelle family portraits.