Asa Miller-Lloyd Holland House (1820)

Built circa 1820, the Greek Revival House at 1306 Main Street in Glastonbury was once part of a farm that consisted of 70 acres both sides of Main Street. This included the Old Cider Mill across the street. The farm was once owned by the Hale family and Roger Hale had a house on the site of the current one. The property was later acquired by Hale’s nephew, Asa Hale Miller. Lloyd Holland later lived in the house and operated the Cider Mill.