Bridgewater, CT
Town number nine is Bridgewater. I’m really making progress! Only 160 more to go. Located in Litchfield County, Bridgewater was established in 1856, and has a population of 1,662 souls. It is a popular weekend getaway for wealthy New Yorkers. My feeling is that this is not uncommon for towns
Eastford, CT
Number eight in my quest to visit every town in CT is Eastford. Located in Windham County, Eastford was established in 1847. It has a population of 1,649, and a land area of 28.89 miles. Eastford was creatively named for its location East of Ashford, from which it broke off.
Norfolk, CT
My goal is to visit every small town in CT. Today I visited Norfolk. Established in 1758, with a population of only 1,588, Norfolk is Connecticut’s seventh smallest town by population. However, with an area of 45.31 square miles, it is larger in size than Bridgeport and Hartford combined. For
Scotland, CT
Number six on my list of small towns is Scotland, CT. Located in Windham County, and incorporated in 1857, Scotland has a population of 1,576, making it the sixth smallest town in the state. Covering 18.61 square miles, it is also the smallest town by area that I have visited
Cornwall, CT
Cornwall is number five in my project to visit all the small towns in CT. Cornwall was incorporated in 1740, and covers an area of
Colebrook, CT
My goal is to visit every small town in CT. Number four on my list is Colebrook. Colebrook was incorporated in 1779 and has a
Warren, CT
My goal is to visit every small town in CT. My third town is Warren. Warren is a town of 1,351 residents, located in Litchfield
Canaan, CT
Town number two in my project to visit every small town in CT. This one took me two trips, because the town of North Canaan
Union, CT
My goal is to visit every small town in CT. Today I began with Union. Union has a population of only785 people, making it Connecticut’s
Heublein Tower via The Hazen Trail
The Hazen Trail is a less-known route up to the Heublein Tower. If solitude is your thing, you won’t find many other hikers here, but