Boyhood home of Nobel Prize-winning playwright Eugene O'Neill; named for the Count of Monte Cristo, his actor-father's most famous role. Setting for O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night" and his only comedy, "Ah, Wilderness!"
New London, CT ArtsOne-room school where patriot spy and Connecticut's state hero Nathan Hale taught (1774-1775)
New London, CT Historic Schoolhouses
A full year of the best fishing trips in Connecticut, month by month, to both freshwater and salt water. Filled with explanations beginners can understand�and tips experts can use to put more bends in the rod.
This new guidebook, by Connecticut�s leading fishing writer and Norwich
New London, CT Day Trips...
1784 Colonial home and carriage house located by Mystic River with perennial gardens and gazebo. Eight rooms (six rooms with ...
1758 farm furnished with antiques, located on 900 private acres. Six rooms (two-bedroom suite with private entrance), private...
Restored 1756 private home with riverside setting, located in art colony and historic area. 11 rooms, one cottage, rest., lou...
First government-operated lighthouse in Connecticut (1823), moved in 1840 to present location. Changing and permanent exhibit...