pg 16
Classic Vistas
A photo essay capturing Connecticut’s timeless scenery.
Photos by Robert Benson
Text by Jennifer Huget |
Pg 22
Taking a Ride Down the Hog River
The colorful history of our namesake waterway.
By Elizabeth J. Normen |
Pg 28
A Pilgrimage to Waterbury
Where a lighted cross stood sentinel over a miniature Holy Land.
By Wayne Gannaway |
Pg 34
The Quarry that Built Boston and New York City
Portland’s brownstone was once the building material of choice.
By Doe Boyle |
Pg 40
Connecticut’s Historic Trails
The tramping movement put three scenic trails on the map.
By Christine Woodside |
pg 11 |
From the Publisher: Connecticut’s National Park Quest
By Elizabeth J. Normen |
pg 12 |
Contributors to This Issue |
pg 46 |
Destination:
Weir Farm National Historic Site
By Christopher Gezon
The Shoreline Trolley Museum
By Michael Schreiber
Bartlett’s Tower
By Brenda J. Miller
The Lyman Viaduct
By Janice Mathews
The Bellamy-Ferriday House & Garden
By Kristin P. Havill |
pg 52 |
Shoebox Archives:
Reflections on the Connecticut Landscape
By Odell Shepard, with introduction by Rick Sowash |
pg 53 |
Soapbox:
No Child Left Inside
By Gina McCarthy |
pg 54 |
Afterword:
Wrapping up the 5th anniversary celebration and events not to be missed this summer. |