Old Wethersfield is a charming, historic Connecticut River town founded in 1634. Along Main Street are homes more than 200 years old, as well as the white– steepled Congregational Church that George Washington occasionally attended. This area is richly endowed with deep, fertile soil, a legacy from the glaciers and the annual flooding of the Connecticut River. As a result of this agricultural treasure, Wethersfield became in its early history a seed producing area. Comstock Ferre is part of this tradition. We are located in a cluster of antique buildings in the Historic District. «Here is the finest ride in America. A gentleman told me that there is not such another street in America as this one in Wethersfield… We went up the steeple of Wethersfield Meeting House from whence is the most grand and beautiful prospect in the world.» From John Adam’s Diary, August 15, 1774
