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Russell Frisbie Home, circa 1853
The Cromwell Historical Society, Inc., 395 Main St., Cromwell, Connecticut is currently using the Frisbie Home as its Museum. Highlights include: J. & E. Company photos, Russell Frisbie's desk from the factory, his bedroom as it was when he lived there, photos of the Frisbie family, an original screw-driver used to assemble banks (donated by Dr. Z), etc. At the bottom of the drive behind the house is the carriage house and Frisbie workshop building.
