Putnam Elms The home of Colonel Daniel Putnam and his descendants 
P.O. Box 70
191 Church Street
Brooklyn, CT 06234
P.O. Box 70
191 Church Street
Brooklyn, CT 06234
Join us for a guided house tour.
Open: 1 to 4 p.m.
Wednesdays and Weekends from May through October
or by appointment.
Open: 1 to 4 p.m.
Wednesdays and Weekends from May through October
or by appointment.
The Story of Putnam Elms spans more than two hundred years of American history. It was the home of Colonel Daniel Putnam, son of Revolutionary War Major General Israel Putnam. Generations of the Putnam family lived in the house and in 1906 descendent Emily Malbone Morgan purchased it and established a trust to ensure its security.
The Colonel Daniel Putnam Association, Inc. was formed on May
25, 1910 as a historical society in honor of Colonel Daniel Putnam, a son
of Major General Israel Putnam. The Association owns and preserves the
historical house in Brooklyn, Connecticut formerly owned by Daniel Putnam.
Putnam
Elms is the perfect setting for our historically based workshops,
programs and retreats. This historic home and its picturesque grounds
are available for meetings and life celebrations.
May Events
Garden Planning Workshop May 13
Pilgrim's Rest Retreat May 20
Check our events page for details
Garden Planning Workshop May 13
Pilgrim's Rest Retreat May 20
Check our events page for details