The quaint New England town of Putnam, Connecticut is nestled on the banks of the Quinebaug River. Prior to its incorporation in 1855, Putnam was a portion of Killingly known as Aspinock; the town itself eventually forming from parts of Killingly, Thompson, and Pomfret, and named in honor of local Revolutionary War Hero General Israel Putnam. Due to its proximity to the Quinebaug River, Putnam was on the forefront of industry; with one of the first cotton mills being built in 1806. With the advent of the railroad in 1840, textiles flourished and Putnam became a major industrial force

Situated on the Connecticut River, the boathouse is a premier location for weddings, corporate gatherings, and private parties. The stunning riverfront views, bright banquet hall, and exceptional cuisine create an atmosphere that fosters successful, memorable events enjoyed by guests and hosts alike. As a not-for-profit facility, you will enjoy competitive rental rates to help achieve your event vision while staying within your budget. Enjoy the stunning park grounds for outdoor wedding ceremonies, recreational activities, or private events. The covered Observation Deck, with its panoramic

The store was established in 1991 in a grist mill that had stood on the Farmington River since the 1800s. Choose from an eclectic mix of antiques and vintage furniture from more than 50 vendors.

Located in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, approximately 20 minutes by car to the capital city of Hartford, Bradley International Airport serves both the business and leisure traveler with flights to major United States markets as well as Canada and Europe. Parking options and transportation are available, and Bradley’s accessible design makes arrivals or departures easy and convenient. You can link to carriers and track flight schedules on bradleyairport.com . Find a Flight Book with Aer Lingus Now

Visitors are invited to explore Wethersfield, Connecticut’s “Most Auncient Towne.” With over 375 years of history, Wethersfield is deeply committed to preserving its authentic New England heritage. Heritage tourism plays a significant role in the community’s identity, and Historic Wethersfield offers a wealth of experiences for those seeking a weekend getaway or a pleasant day trip. Visitors can rediscover the nation’s heritage in this living New England village, where artifact-rich museums, historic homes, charming shops, and various points of interest provide something for all ages. Each

Located in the scenic Litchfield Hills, Hartland offers unparalleled natural beauty. Originally granted land by Hartford in 1720, the town's founders laid the groundwork for what is now a thriving, welcoming community. Incorporated in 1761, Hartland invites you to experience the charm of its rich history and warm, close-knit atmosphere. On behalf of the town's residents and officials, we extend a heartfelt welcome. We hope you come to love this community as much as we do. Hartland is the epitome of small-town living, with an excellent school system, strong church and community organizations

Scenic walking paths with benches.

Scenic views of the Connecticut River and Long Island Sound with picnic tables, a scenic overlook and kayak access.

Facilities include tennis courts, playground, sports fields, basketball court, picnic tables, and Splash Pad (seasonal: Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri. 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; Wed. 1 p.m.-6 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.).

More than 300 acres of open space with hiking trails, on-leash dog walking, mountain bike and nature observation.