District · Putnam, Connecticut
Downtown Putnam (Antiques District)
The walkable Main Street corridor along the Quinebaug River, dubbed the Antiques Capital of the East, anchored by the historic Putnam Railroad Station.
Written from primary sources · register as of Sep 2026
- On record
- 5 independent storefronts
- Kinds
- 5 categories · Eat 1 · Drink 1 · Shop 1 · Culture 2
- Location
- Addresses on record · plotted as collected
- Chains
- None, by policy · multi-site operators are removed as the re-check finds them
Plotted from the register's own address points · north up
| № | Name | Category | Address | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eat · 1 | ||||
| 01 | 85 Main New American and seafood restaurant operating since 2005, widely ranked the top table in downtown Putnam. | Restaurant | 85 Main St | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Drink · 1 | ||||
| 02 | Courthouse Bar & Grille Casual American bar-restaurant with 16 rotating taps, housed in an 1889 building that served as an actual courthouse. | Bar | 121 Main St | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Shop · 1 | ||||
| 03 | Antiques Marketplace Four-level, 20,000 square foot antiques emporium in an 1880 Victorian building; anchor of the antiques district since 1991. | Boutique | 109 Main St | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Culture · 2 | ||||
| 04 | Sawmill Pottery Pottery studio offering classes, workshops, glass fusing, and paint-your-own pottery for all ages. | Gallery | 112 Main St | Listed · independent · address on record |
| 05 | The Stomping Ground Bar, eatery, and live-music room with a packed concert calendar, open until 1 am. | Live Music | 132 Main St | Listed · independent · address on record |
Neighbouring districts
Distance between district centroids, as the crow fliesPomfret · 4 on record · 6.0 km
Colchester · 5 on record · 51.5 km
Mystic · 5 on record · 62.6 km
New London · 5 on record · 64.3 km