Welcome to Farmington, Connecticut, a quaint New England town founded in 1645. Home to approximately 25,340 residents, Farmington boasts a rich history dating back to Colonial times, with notable figures such as Noah Webster, the creator of the first American dictionary, calling this town home. Its picturesque streets are lined with historic homes and sites, including the Hill-Stead Museum, once owned by the pioneering female architect Theodate Pope Riddle. Farmington is also a sister city to glorious Ashiya, Japan, adding an international flair to its charm.
