Circa 1820. This graciously restored country manor was originally home to the son of an American Revolutionary War hero. In the heart of the scenic Farmington Valley, it was also home to generations of distinguished American families, including Gifford Pinchot, father of the American Conservation Movement. The rooms are decorated with fabrics, wall hangings and reproductions reminiscent of the 18th and 19th centuries. Charming antiques grace meandering nooks and crannies. Over-stuffed chairs and comfortable beds, including many four-posters, invite complete relaxation.