A revered symbol of the Lyman Family's heritage, the Lyman Homestead is located on the northeastern corner of the original parcel of land first purchased by John Lyman in 1741.
An Ideal Venue for Special Events!
Overlooking scenic meadows and golf courses, and nestled within the beauty of the surrounding orchards, the historic Lyman Homestead provides an ideal venue for weddings, celebrations, social occasions, and corporate events.
Furnished with period antiques, the Homestead offers rooms of varying sizes - large rooms for presentations, and smaller sized rooms for break-out sessions and small groups.
Complement your event with the many seasonal activities available at Lyman Orchards.
Enjoy a round of golf at our Golf Club, pick your own fruit in our orchards, or explore our Sunflower Maze (August) or Corn Maze (Sept/Oct)
Rental of The Lyman Homestead includes the use of our first floor rooms.
- Living Room
- Parlor
- Library
- Country Kitchen
- Dining Room
- Summertime Porch
- Grand Foyer
- Complimentary dressing area for bride and her attendants (2nd fl.)
- Outdoor Grounds (with or without tenting)
Offering Connecticut's Finest Catering Services
In addition to a very special venue, the Lyman Homestead offers catering services from among the finest in Connecticut. From casual picnics and small gatherings, to elegant weddings and tented affairs, we offer menu planning to fit your needs.
We are pleased to offer the services of the following as our Preferred Caterers for the Lyman Homestead.
For additional inquiries about arranging a special event at the Lyman Homestead, please call Nancy Brennan at 860.349.6046 or fill out our event information form.
Lyman Orchards Catering, Middlefield, CT
Contact: Nancy Brennan; 860.349.6046
Contact: Karen Weil; 203.272.8213
Contact: Jonathan Jennings; 860.347.7171
Contact: Anna Lathrop; 860.415.9589.
The History of the Lyman Homestead
David Lyman II, just before 1860, enlarged the original family homestead built by his grandfather, David, in 1785. He moved the original building (by oxen) to another Middlefield site and commissioned an architect, Rufus Russell of New Haven, to create the main block of the house in 1863.
A long-time symbol of the family's heritage, the Homestead has been home to generations of the Lyman Family. In 2000, the Homestead was made available for hosting special events.
In addition to providing rental opportunities for special events, the Homestead also hosts several popular Lyman events such as Brunch with Santa and Mother's Day Brunch
A well known landmark in Middlesex County, the Homestead is included in the National Registry of Historic Places.
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