The Trumbull House in Lebanon, CT is a historic site that was once the home of Governor Jonathan Trumbull, Connecticut's patriot governor during the American Revolution. Known as the "Provisions State," the house and its surrounding area played a crucial role in supporting the war effort through its robust agricultural base and the collective will of its people.
The Wadsworth Stable Museum, located on the property, showcases the rich Revolutionary history of the region. Built in 1730, it served as a key hub for organizing and supplying troops during the war. Today, the stable stands as an architectural gem and houses museum displays and exhibits, offering visitors a glimpse into the past.
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