The Old Stone House dates from 1766 (so it's very old for the US) and used to be a watchmaker's shop. Now it has been renovated and is a kind of museum with a shop. There is a garden behind it.





The parking lot next to it should be used with caution. You pay by credit card and have to set the time with strange touchpads. In no time at all, you triggered it 3 times and because that means you have reached the maximum fee, the machine conveniently prints out the parking ticket. There is nothing to cancel, so 15 minutes costs $30. Thanks, Colonial Parking. Normally, you would have to smash the machine with a baseball bat. But it is wisely monitored by video.