Classic town greens and Colonial homesteads, folk music and blackjack, art galleries and outlet stores, history museums and amphitheaters, leaf-peeping and fine dining ensure that you're never short of options in the Nutmeg State. Moon Handbooks Connecticut reveals the state in its entirety, with thorough coverage of the Connecticut Coast, the Connecticut River Valley, Western Hills, and Eastern Hills. Author Andrew Collins shares inside tips on undiscovered gems worth seeking out and attractions that can't be missed such as Mystic's best lobster shacks, the covered bridges and country inns of Litchfield County, and Woodbury's elegant antique shops. Highlights of Connecticut's engaging history, captivating landscape, and charming communities are intertwined with selective coverage of amenities and services to guide the traveler on an enriching and extraordinary travel experience.
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"The latest in the batch of "Moon Handbooks releases proves again that Moon is one of the finest travel series around. What sets Moon apart from most guidebooks is the attention to detail, and more importantly, a respect for the topic."
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Andrew Collins was born and raised in Connecticut. He is the author of Gay USA and several other travel titles.
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The roughly 100 miles of shoreline between Greenwich and Stonington contain the vast majority of the state's most-visited attractions, restaurants, and hotels-for many visitors, this jagged band of beaches and small cities is reason alone to visit. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
central shoreline, live music many nights, gourmet goods, seasonal hours, northwestern hills, java joints, northeastern hills, eastern uplands, hefty sandwiches, short drive south, town green, large pies Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Haven, New England, Connecticut River, Fairfield County, New London, Litchfield County, West Hartford, New Britain, Long Island Sound, Farmington River, New York City, New Milford, Litchfield Hills, Old Saybrook, Housatonic River, New Canaan, Quiet Corner, Civil War, World War, Farmington Ave, American Revolution, East Haddam, Naugatuck River, Bushnell Park, Mark Twain New!
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The roughly 100 miles of shoreline between Greenwich and Stonington contain the vast majority of the state's most-visited attractions, restaurants, and hotels-for many visitors, this jagged band of beaches and small cities is reason alone to visit. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
central shoreline, live music many nights, gourmet goods, seasonal hours, northwestern hills, java joints, northeastern hills, eastern uplands, hefty sandwiches, short drive south, town green, large pies Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Haven, New England, Connecticut River, Fairfield County, New London, Litchfield County, West Hartford, New Britain, Long Island Sound, Farmington River, New York City, New Milford, Litchfield Hills, Old Saybrook, Housatonic River, New Canaan, Quiet Corner, Civil War, World War, Farmington Ave, American Revolution, East Haddam, Naugatuck River, Bushnell Park, Mark Twain New!
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- Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe in Front Matter, page 213, and page 333
- The Face of Connecticut: People, Geology, and the Land (Bulletin 110, State Geological and Natural History Survey of Connnecticut) by Michael Bell in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Connecticut Yankee in King by Mark Twain on page 213, and Back Matter
- World War I Pb (Wars That Changed the World) by Ken Hills on page 327, and Index
- Murder in Greenwich: Who Killed Martha Moxley? by Mark Fuhrman on page 92, and Back Matter
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- Moon Handbooks Rhode Island by Andrew Collins in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Moon Handbooks New Orleans: Including Cajun Country and the River Road Plantations by Andrew Collins in Front Matter
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