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Name: Cemetery (Scott Swamp Road)
Description: Municipal Cemetery
Name: Town Open Space (West Of Saint James Avenue)
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Name: Ayers Road Parcel
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Name: Avon Middle School
Description: Municipal School Open To Public Without Fee
Description: Large city dump. As of Nov 2009 work to cap it has been going on for several years. There is probably a transfer station at south end.
Description: Tolland Senior Center parking
Description: St Matthew's Church parking
Name: Wintergreen Building
Description: Houses administrative services for SCSU students
Name: Moore Field House
Description: The main sport complex of SCSU
Name: Connecticut Hall
Description: Main Cafeteria building for SCSU
Name: Pelz Gymnasium
Description: Houses the Exercise Science Dept, a basketball court and gymnastics training.
Name: Davis Hall
Description: Primarily houses the School of Education
Description: Parking Lot for clients of the Marriage and Family Counseling Center and Speech/Language Lab
Name: Sloane-Stanley Museum
Description: Kent Falls State Park, Leased To Sloane-Stanley Museum
Name: Lake Naraneka
Description: Also known as Pierrepont Lake
Description: Parts
Name: Bernice Clark Niejadlik Hall
Description: Niejadlik Hall is located at the northern end of campus next to Hurley Hall. Each suite in Niejadlik Hall has a common living area, two private baths, and central air/heat.
Name: Henry T. Burr Hall
Description: Burr Hall is a coeducational student housing facility, offering two-person rooms.
Name: John Winthrop Hall
Description: Coeducational housing for first-year undergraduate students at Eastern Connecticut State University.
Localized names: John Winthrop; Q720766; en:John Winthrop
Name: Prudence Crandall Hall
Description: Crandall is located at the northern end of campus next to Hurley Hall. Each room has a bed, desk, chair and a closet/dresser unit for each resident.
Localized names: Prudence Crandall; Q512490; en:Prudence Crandall
Name: George H. Shafer Hall
Description: Shafer Hall is a coeducational student housing facility, offering various configurations of studio apartments connected by shared spaces.
Name: Nutmeg Hall
Description: Coeducational housing for upperclassmen undergraduate students at Eastern Connecticut State University.
Name: Samson Occum Hall
Description: Occum Hall is located on the northern end of campus across from Hurley Hall. Each apartment on the first and second floors is assigned in most cases to transfer students who are older than traditional freshmen and have more than 60 credits.
Localized names: Samson Occom; Q926595; en:Samson Occom
Name: Daniel Burnap Hall
Description: Burnap is located at the northern end of campus next to Hurley Hall. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair and closet/dresser unit for each resident. Each floor has a TV lounge, laundry, bathroom and shower facilities.
Localized names: Daniel Burnap; Q56612419; en:Daniel Burnap
Name: Knight House Multifaith Center
Description: The Interfaith Campus Ministry provides spiritual opportunities for Eastern students, faculty and staff of religiously diverse backgrounds while adhering to the traditional separation of church and state.
Name: Margaret C. Hurley Hall
Description: Located on the north campus, Hurley Hall serves as Eastern's dining room, providing meals for all students on board plans. Cash customers are also welcome.
Name: Laurel Hall
Description: Coeducational housing for upperclassmen undergraduate students at Eastern Connecticut State University.
Name: Hermann Beckert Hall
Description: Houses offices of the David T. Chase Institute, Connecticut Small Business Development Center, Northeast Economic Alliance, and ECSU-AAUP.
Name: Frederick R. Noble Hall
Description: Frederick R. Noble is a coeducational student housing facility, offering 3- and 4-occupant apartments.
Name: Darling-Hilles Forest Or Ensign Memorial Forest
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Name: Lower Bolton Lake
Description: Public lake accessible to all at no cost, except parking at beach.
Name: Dunn's River Jamaican Restaurant
Description: Well-known eatery offering traditional Jamaican food in a relaxed, airy space with counter service.
Name: Spectra Apartments
Description: This building is undergoing a conversion from a commercial property to a residential property.
Name: Rodier Flowers
Description: Featuring homemade chocolates and ice cream, bulk candy, and gifts for all ages.
Description: Clubhouse / Gillette Ridge golf course parking
Description: Rooftop
Name: State of Connecticut Superior Court
Description: Serving the towns of East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Marlborough and South Windsor.
Name: Engleman Hall
Description: Main academic and administrative building of SCSU
Name: State of Connecticut Superior Court
Description: Serving Geographical Area 11, which includes the towns of Ashford, Brooklyn, Canterbury, Chaplin, Eastford, Hampton, Killingly, Plainfield, Pomfret, Putnam, Scotland, Sterling, Thompson, Windham and Woodstock.
Name: Nursing Classroom Building
Description: This building houses the SCSU Nursing Dept
Name: Temporary Building 8 (TE-8)
Description: A modular building that houses some classrooms
Name: Facilities Operations Building
Description: SCSU building where the Facilities Operations division is located.
Name: Plastic Surgery Center of Fairfield
Description: Dr. Alfred Sofer is known as one of the premier plastic surgeons in Fairfield, CT. He serves his patients out of his private practice, the Plastic Surgery Center of Fairfield, where he offers a full-menu of surgical and non-surgical rejuvenation options.
Name: Smith Pond
Description: man-made fire pond
Description: Old Bunker
Name: Sanctuary
Description: Sanctuary on main level, Choir rooms on upper level, Martin Hall on Lower Level
Name: Potato Island
Description: Also known as Dove Island
Name: Rogers Island
Description: Also known as Yon Comis Island
Name: James W. C. Pennington Center
Description: Christian Union
Description: The UConn football team uses these fields on a daily basis during preseason camp and in preparation for their games during the season. The fields are lit and feature two full-sized fields plus ample space for drills.
Name: Cattle Resources Unit
Description: The Cattle Resource Unit (CRU) houses replacement dairy heifers for the KDC beef cows and is utilized by the department's teaching, research, and extension programs. Open to the public 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily.
Name: Floriculture Greenhouse
Description: The Floriculture Greenhouse (FG) includes six greenhouses for teaching, research, and production. Plant sales and self-guided greenhouse tours are available.
Name: Arthur L. Lorentzon Stables
Description: Horse Unit I is the main equine facility with 58 stalls, a club room, tack rooms, lighted outdoor arena, and training areas. The Department maintains a herd of 85 horses for teaching, lessons, research, and special programs. Open to the public 10 a.m. - 4
Name: Horsebarn Hill Arena
Description: The arena (120’ x 220’) is located next to Horse Unit I on Horsebarn Hill Road and serves as a venue for equine science classes, equestrian competitions and polo matches, Animal Science club activities, agricultural events, the Little International Livest
Name: Livestock Unit II
Description: Livestock Unit I, which houses beef cattle and sheep, is open to the public 10 AM- 4 PM daily. Livestock Unit II, which houses sheep and swine, is not open to the public. The Animal Science Department has 45 Angus and Hereford beef cows, 90 Dorset, Shrops
Name: Human Development Center
Description: Center for individual, couple and family therapy services to members of the University and surrounding communities, also serving as a training site for graduate students in clinical research.
Name: Lester E. Shippee Residence Hall
Description: Residence hall for students, including honors students and members of the Fine Arts Learning Community and Connecting With the Arts Learning Community.
Name: Merlin D. Bishop Center
Description: The Merlin D. Bishop Center houses the Department of Digital Media and Design.
Name: John Buckley Residence Hall
Description: Residence hall for honors students.
Localized names: John Buckley; Q105078776; en:John Buckley (attorney)
Name: The Daily Campus
Description: In the Daily Campus Building (DC), more than 100 student employees publish the well-regarded, free University newspaper, which prints weekdays during the academic year, delivering 10,000 copies to 80+ locations on- and off-campus.
Name: Lakeside Building
Description: University Communications is housed in the Lakeside Building. This department serves as the primary source of UConn news and information and promotes the University as a national leader in higher education, research, and service.
Name: Agricultural Biotechnology Laboratory
Description: The Agricultural Biotechnology Laboratory (ABL) and the Advanced Technology Laboratory (ATL) form UConn’s Bio Science Complex (BSC). The Agricultural Biotechnology Lab features a climate-controlled greenhouse and animal research labs used by departments i
Name: Bradley Barnes Museum
Description: Southington Library and Museum
Name: Noank Town Dock Beach
Description: Swimming/Crabbing spot
Name: Washington Parade Ground
Description: During regimental reviews, The Corps of Cadets, marches in formation, using a precise set of commands and close-order maneuvering. They are a source of pride, esprit de 'Corps and connection with the Coast Guard’s military heritage.
Name: Prince Annex
Description: Municipal School Open To Public Without Fee
Name: Dooney & Bourke
Description: Makers of fine leather products
Name: Rose Green
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee; Existing Preserved Open Space
Name: Wolcott Green
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Name: The Exchange
Description: Collection of office spaces including Butcher's and Baker's restaurant, hair stylists, therapists, physical therapists, and more
Name: Wallingford Funeral Home
Description: Products and Services: funeral home, funerals, funeral services, cremations, cremation services, cremation with memorial service, direct cremations, burials, pre-need funeral services, pre-planning funeral services, life celebrations, memorial ceremonies,
Name: Charlotte Bacon's Playground
Description: Playground celebrating the life of Charlotte Bacon.
Description: Maintained by the Jesse Lee Day School
Name: Connecticut Park and Ride
Description: Leased to the state as a commuter lot during the week
Name: Industrial Flow Solutions
Description: IFS specializes in the design, manufacturing, sales, & service of wastewater pumps and controls.
Name: Wesley Manor
Description: Sunday School, Jesse Lee Day School
Name: Carriage House
Description: Location of 10 a.m. contemporary service
Name: Flobee's Roadside Stand
Description: Roadside stand offering burgers, hot dogs, ice cream, soft serve, etc.
Description: Location of 8 a.m. service on Sundays
Name: High Meadow Condos
Description: High Meadow is a community of 79 units situated on 87 wooded acres in the Town of Brookfield, Connecticut. Constructed started in 1987, 64 Townhouse units in 11 buildings were built. These were followed by 15 Carriage Homes built in 1992.
Description: Norwalk River Flood Control Site 2
Name: Spectacle Swamp
Description: Norwalk River Flood Control Site 7b (Spectacle Swamp)
Name: Red Fox Amore Restaurant
Description: Former Red Dog Saloon
Name: Connecticut Forest & Parks Association
Description: Connecticut Forest and Park Association headquarters
Name: Stepping Stones Museum for Children
Description: a hands-on children's museum for ages 10 and under
Name: Town Open Space (Sanford Drive)
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Name: Allison Wyatt Playground
Description: Playground celebrating the life of Allison Wyatt.
Name: Goodwin Park Golf Course
Description: Two separate courses, one 18-hole and one 9-hole.
Name: Meeting House Hill School
Description: Municipal School Open To Public Without Fee
Name: Scott Fanton Museum
Description: Charles Ives Birthplace
Name: Jesse Lee Memorial United Methodist Church
Description: Pastor Bill Pfohl
Description: Big blue "FactSet" sign on building
Description: Kettletown group area
Description: Kettletown campground
Name: Soap Factory Condominiums
Description: The Soap Factory Condominiums are located in the historic J. B. Williams Soap Factory. It is a short walk to the Glastonbury Town Green, Glastonbury Center, restaurants, supermarkets, and more.
Name: Academic Science Building
Description: Houses most of the academic science departments and labs at SCSU
Name: Eastern Point Beach
Description: Municipal
Name: DuBois Beach
Description: Popular local swim/sun area. Very popular for SCUBA diving (only during beach off-hours)
Name: Wadawanuck Square (Borough Open Space)
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Name: U.S. Coast Guard Sector
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Sector Long Island Sound's area of responsibility spans the Connecticut Coastline and includes both the North and South shores of Long Island out to 200 nautical miles.
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Sector Long Island Sound
Description: Rest Area I-95 (South Bound)
Description: Rest Area I-95 (North Bound)
Name: Stillman-Danaher Preserve
Description: Owned by Litchfield Land Trust, open to the public without a fee. No motor vehicles.
Name: Prospect Mountain Preserve
Description: Owned by Litchfield Land Trust, open to the public without a fee.
Description: Commuter parking garage
Name: Godard Preserve
Description: This land is owned by the Granby Land Trust.
Name: Mary Edwards Mountain Property
Description: This land is owned by the Granby Land Trust.
Name: U.S. Coast Guard
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Sector Long Island Sound
Name: U.S. Coast Guard Station
Description: .S. Coast Guard Boat Station, primary duties, include search and rescue, enforcement of laws and treaties, marine environmental protection and recreational boating safety.
Name: Coast Guard
Description: U.S. Coast Guard - Sector Long Island Sound
Description: Maplewood Cemetery Main Street
Name: The Club at River Oaks
Description: Golf course and residential houses
Name: Charles W. Morgan
Description: Built in 1841, in New Bedford, America’s major whaling port. Whale products were in high demand for use as candles, whale oil lamps, cosmetics, buggy whips, canes, parasols, and corset stays. She completed her last whaling voyage in May 1921.
Name: L. A. Dunton
Description: Built in 1921 in Essex, Massachusetts, the fishing schooner L.A. DUNTON. Her career was spent sailing out of Gloucester and Newfoundland until 1963 when Mystic Seaport acquired and restored her.
Name: Sabino
Description: Used by Mystic Seaport as an excursion steamer Sabino steams from the museum's docks using her original engine. She operated out of Maine from 1908-1958 as an excursion boat on Casco Bay and elsewhere.
Name: Emma C. Berry
Description: The last known surviving American smack, built in 1866 in Noank, CT. She is the sole example of what was once a popular fishing vessel type designed to keep the catch alive until reaching port in an internal "wet" well. Continuously operated until 1969.
Name: Life Saving Station
Description: Built in 1874 on Block Island, RI, it was moved, to Mystic in 1968, opened in 1975. The building faces inland, as it did in Old Harbor, so that the large doors are accessible to the town roads when moving the surfboat or beach cart.
Name: Steven Graves foundation and well
Description: According to Dan Casey, during the American Revolution, Steven Graves, a suporter of the British, lived in a house here. The house survived into the twentieth century, according to Dan.
Description: Abandoned zoo
Name: Lee's Academy
Description: Founded by Captain Frederick Lee and other pillars of the community as a privately funded co-educational institution for higher education, Lee’s Academy provided students with a level of instruction beyond the basic rudimentary subjects...
Name: South Reservoir Flood Control Dam
Description: mowed annually
Description: mown annually
Description: Cow Building
Description: Home Arts Building
Description: Sheep Pen
Description: Baby Chicken Coop
Description: Barn 5
Description: Barn 4
Description: Ticket Booth
Description: Rabbits and Poultry Building
Description: Barn 3
Name: Gengras Volvo Cars North Haven
Description: https://www.gengrasvolvocarsnorthhaven.com/
Description: gas-line path
Name: Shop Smart
Description: Convenience Store
Name: The Strand Theater
Description: Movie Theater
Description: Formerly the Red Lion Hotel, closed abruptly in January 2020
Description: I-95 Darien Southbound Service Plaza
Name: Bus Parking
Description: Bus parking for Rest Area
Name: AMC Northwest Camp
Description: By reservation only
Description: This cabin is owned by the Canton Land Trust.
Name: Private Fire Tower
Description: This tower is owned by Lansford W. Perry, et al.
Name: Hubble Tower
Description: The Hubble Tower is owned by Kenneth R. and Suzanne P. Hubble.
Name: Little Red Schoolhouse
Description: A genuine one room schoolhouse built in 1850.
Name: Grayledge Open Space
Description: http://www.glasct.org/home/showdocument?id=3138
Name: Alexander and Melba Zihrup Open Space Preserve
Description: http://www.glasct.org/home/showdocument?id=3138
Name: The Preserve
Description: Permanently protected open space jointly owned by the State of Connecticut, Town of Old Saybrook, and Essex Land Trust
Description: I-95 Darien Northbound Service Plaza
Name: Elihu Burritt Library
Description: The Elihu Burritt Library provides access to print and electronic books and periodicals, media materials, and databases. We offer students a number of services and resources to aid research and learning.
Name: DEEP protected area
Description: Signs say that this fenced-in area is "ecologically sensitive." For more information, people should call 860-424-3101, apparently a CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection number.
Name: East End Park
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Description: State Property
Name: Pepperwood Drive Open Space
Description: Tolland Open Space
Description: Church parking
Name: Shade Swamp Sanctuary
Description: white-blazed trails
Name: Mushroom Barn
Description: Clay tile barn originally built to grow mushrooms.
Name: Saint’s
Description: Restaurant and Catering
Description: Walnut Beach Park Pavilion
Description: bear cage
Name: Stepney Green
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Name: Norton Parkway
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee
Description: manmade vernal pool
Description: Many units have skylights to allow more natural light inside. A small pet (cat, or dog under 25 lbs. adult weight) is allowed.
Name: Mystic River Park Playground
Description: Playground
Name: The Park on Nash
Description: Small community park
Name: Hurlburt Park
Description: A fun little park including a basketball court, pavilion, soccer and baseball fields, and a playground. Also has a walking path that circles the park
Name: Submarine Force Library and Museum
Description: USS Nautilus Museum.
Description: Sandbox
Name: Bennett Memorial Park
Description: It is the policy of the Board of Selectmen to encourage the use of the Bennett Property for the use of Bethel community groups and/or organizations. Bennett Memorial Park is owned by the Town of Bethel and as such is open to the general public.
Name: Burnt Hill Park
Description: Municipal, Open To Public Without Fee; Existing PreservedOpen Space
Name: Wethersfield Dog Park
Description: Located within Mill Woods Park, the dog park is a place where well-behaved dogs can run off-leash safely, under the watchful eyes of their owners. The dog park has a separate area for small or timid dogs.
Name: Bolton Lake Boat Launch & Dam
Description: State Property
Name: Bolton Heritage Farm
Description: Archaelogical preserve
Description: Manchester Town Land
Name: Mill Pond
Description: Small Gazebo, Popular Fishing Spot
Description: Town of Bolton Land
Name: Paulk Hill Conservation Area
Description: Mountain Bike Park
Name: Castlerock Lane
Description: (Preserve)
Description: Trailhead parking
Name: Columbus Park
Description: A Big Friendly Family Park
Name: TWIN MRO - Main Building
Description: Main Building - Operations and Offices
Name: Andover Volunteer Fire Department
Description: EMSAFE.CT.ALS.0001
Name: Ansonia Rescue & Medical Services
Description: BLS and ALS response
Name: Greenwich Poilce Department
Description: Police Palace.
Name: Glastonbury Public Shooting Range
Description: The Glastonbury Shooting Range is located in the Meshomasic State Forest in Glastonbury and has been in operation since 1980.
Name: Trumbull On The Park Parking Garage
Description: Reserved parking for residents of Trumbull on the Park. Public parking is also available. (Note: some area restaurants will offer a parking discount here)
Description: screened-in porch
Description: Part of the Fife'n Drum Restaurant and Inn (fifendrum.com); gift shop on bottom floor.
Description: earthen dam
Name: Auxiliary Operations
Description: Former fire station
Description: barn foundation
Description: gas-line cut
Description: State of Connecticut Land
Name: Paffard Woods Preserve
Description: Diverse terrain ranging from heavily wooded glacial valley in north to coastal marsh on salt pond at southern extremity. Many glacial erratics, large trees, wetlands crossed by bridges, and hayfield. Approximately 1 mile of posted trails.
Name: Fennerswood Preserve West Tract
Description: Owned by Avalonia Land Conservancy, open to the public for passive recreation (hiking). Has a loop trail.
Name: Fennerswood Preserve East Tract
Description: The east tract of the Fennerswood Preserve. Owned by Avalonia Land Conservacy, open to the public for passive recreation, dawn to dusk. No trails.
Name: Stony Brook Preserve (Avalonia Land Conservancy)
Description: South side of Sommers Lane just west of Taugwonk Road. No formal trails. Red maple swamp and wooded uplands.
Name: Dodge Paddock / Beal Preserve
Description: Open meadow with sea wall and walking trail (approximately 0.1 mile) on Little Narragansett Bay; rocky shoreline; site of former States Pottery.
Name: Knox Preserve
Description: The Knox Preserve is accessible from Wilcox Road, off Route 1. The ocean-side preserve also abuts the Miner Cemetery – noted as being the oldest cemetery in Stonington. South side of Wilcox Road ~200 feet south of Route #1. Abutting Quiambaug Cove. Short
Name: Deans Mill Farm Preserve
Description: Small White Cedar Swamp, endangered habitat. Long corridor along ledges, above reservoir and into upland woods. Mature, mixed hardwood forest with some intermittent wetlands.
Name: Simmons Preserve (Avalonia Land Conservancy)
Description: Northwest corner of the intersection of North Main and Palmer Streets. Open meadow area on salt marsh edge of Quanaduck Cove. Water access allowed.
Name: Collier / Acker Preserve
Description: Deciduous woodlands, dense thickets, and rugged wetlands. No trails. Open to the public for passive recreation, dawn to dusk.
Name: Anguilla Brook Preserve - Birdland Tract
Description: Access via narrow corridor on north side of Greenhaven Road immediately prior to RR bridge, parallel to Amtrak right-of-way. Wetlands with informal trails.
Name: Anguilla Brook Preserve
Description: Deciduous forest, wetlands and gravel ridge on Anguilla Brook
Name: Anguilla Brook Preserve (Avalonia Land Conservancy)
Description: Deciduous forest, wetlands and gravel ridge on Anguilla Brook
Name: Deane Avery Preserve
Description: Sloping wooded hillside with cedars.
Name: Knox Family Farm Preserve
Description: Approximately 0.5 miles of trails. Wooded area with kettle hole pond, boulder moraine and frontage on east side of upper Quiambaug Cove. Kayak access from cove.
Name: Arrive Stamford
Description: Arrive Stamford back building
Description: Bedford Street Diner and Riteaid
Name: Morgan Street Family Medicine
Description: Multiple medical practices located here
Description: Multilevel parking garage with bicycle parking areas available on the 1st level.
Description: Overflow parking