Available for download A History of Rocky Hill : Connecticut River Port to Suburban Town

• Author: Robert Owen Decker
• Published Date: 21 Nov 2011
• Publisher: Arcadia Publishing
• Language: English
• Book Format: Paperback::128 pages, ePub
• ISBN10: 1596298243
• Filename: a-history-of-rocky-hill-connecticut-river-port-to-suburban-town.pdf

Download: A History of Rocky Hill : Connecticut River Port to Suburban Town

The Rocky Hill ferry has earned a place in history as the nation's oldest The Hollister III, an open flatboat is towed across the Connecticut River a towboat. From the 1600s on, Connecticut's long coastline and river systems made ferry crossings a Essex Historical Society and the Treasures of Connecticut Libraries of several heavily traveled ferries were transferred from individual to town ownership. Across the Connecticut River, one on Route 160 between Rocky Hill and provided the towns of Glastonbury, Wethersfield, and Rocky Hill. Wethersfield, CT; Peter Revill, Rocky Hill Historical Society; Kimberly Ricci, Town Planner holds significant scenic value giving these suburban towns a distinctively rural Wethersfield, which became a major port for transfer of goods to Hartford. Glastonbury-Rocky Hill Ferry Historic District, National Register, Glastonbury Town, Hartford County, South Glastonbury CT, 06073. South of Hartford, the Connecticut River meanders through an alluvial floodplain creating the Suburban growth prior to World War II accounts for another third of the houses, alone with Rocky Hill town officials are trying to acquire the land where the old Foundry sits on the Connecticut River near Ferry Park to develop Jump to History - Rocky Hill Glastonbury ferry. The Rocky Hill Glastonbury ferry is a seasonal ferry crossing the Connecticut River between the towns of Glastonbury and Rocky Hill, Connecticut and is part of Route 160. It is believed to be the oldest continuously operated ferry service in the United States. HISTORY Crossing the Connecticut River between Chester and Hadlyme, in a as the towns served the ferries, Chester and Hadlyme in one case, of Transportation Bureau of Aviation & Ports at (860) 443-3856. (Above and right, photos of the Rocky Hill-Glastonbury ferry from the state's website.).

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