Caleb Baldwin Tavern
Newtown, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Newtown, Connecticut • Fairfield County
The Caleb Baldwin Tavern, located in Newtown, Connecticut, is a well-preserved example of colonial-era architecture. It is a two-story frame building, likely constructed around 1730, with a prominent central chimney and a saltbox roofline.
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