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The Introvigne Funeral Home, Inc. is housed in what was originally a home for a local mill owner, William H. Smith. Mr. Smith built the Victorian mansion in the 1850s across the street from his business partner, William H. Cooley, for him and his family to live. It was converted to a funeral home in 1938 when the building was purchased by Richard Y. Browne. The building remained completely original until 1980, when Joseph A. Introvigne added a garage to the rear. Besides being updated throughout the years, the facility was renovated in 2002 when a large chapel was added to the rear of the building, a vastly expanded parking area was added in 2006, and the entire facility was remodeled in 2023. We have made a commitment to the families we serve by keeping our facilities up to date so they have a homelike place to come to honor and pay respect to their loved one.

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Overview

Introvigne Funeral Home, Inc.

Address

51 East Main St., Stafford Springs, CT 06076

(860) 684-2538

Send us a message

(860) 684-2294 (Fax)

5:28 am

local time

temperature

Amenities

120 Seat Chapel

5,800 Sq. Ft Facility

3 Chapels

Arrangement Room

Flatscreen TV's

Flexibility For All Budgets

Free Parking

Handicap Accessible

Memorial Designers

Satisfaction Guarantee

Wifi Internet

Audio And Video Equipment

Cemetery Flower Delivery

Custom Headstones And Markers

Custom Memorial Videos

International Delivery Arrangements

Licensed Pre-Need Specialist

Limousine Service

Multicultural Funerals

Obituary Writing And Publishing

Online Funeral Arrangements

Police Escort Available

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Built in the 1850s as a home by local mill owner William H. Smith, the Victorian mansion now houses our funeral home. It is built of brownstone with a granite base, and features original woodwork in the old section of the house. It was remodeled in 2023 to provide families and friends with a comfortable, homelike atmosphere.

Our chapel was added on to the original building in 2002, and is finished in woodwork that resembles that in the original part of the home.

Our 120 seat chapel provides a spacious place for a viewing or service, but also can be divided in half to accommodate two services at a time.

Our main foyer was previously the chapel, but is now a gathering area for family and friends, and is where photo collages and video tributes are displayed.

The middle sitting room is a place for individuals, groups and organizations to gather during a service or visitation. It has cherry woodwork and a carved fireplace with a tile surround that is original to the house.

The front foyer features intricate white oak woodwork and a chandelier, both of which capture the character of the home. The are also two stained glass windows along the stairway.

The front sitting room is where families make funeral arrangements, and is also a place for individuals to gather during services. It has mahogany woodwork and a carved fireplace with a tile surround, as well as a hand-carved decorative piece that is fixed above the doorway.

We have two large parking lots, on the side and rear of the building, and offer handicap parking.

Built in the 1850s as a home by local mill owner William H. Smith, the Victorian mansion now houses our funeral home. It is built of brownstone with a granite base, and features original woodwork in the old section of the house. It was remodeled in 2023 to provide families and friends with a comfortable, homelike atmosphere.

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