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Pez Candy Museum – Orange, CT

PEZ Visitor Center 35 Prindle Hill Rd Orange, CT 06477 Phone: 203-298-0201 info@pezcandyinc.com Hours of Operation Hours are seasonal and are subject to change at any time. Monday – Saturday: 10:00am – 6:00pm Sunday: 12:00 – 5:00pm Admission Prices Children under 3 FREE Children 3-12 $4.00 Regular admission $5.00 Seniors […]

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Abandoned Mills – Rockville, CT

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Graffiti – Stratford, CT bridge

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Washington Bridge – Stratford, CT

Cheryl and I decided to photograph the Washington Bridge today. Locals sometimes refer to the bridge as the Devon Bridge because it connects the Devon section of Milford, CT with the Town of Stratford. The bridge is approx. 859′ long and 43′ wide. It consists of two northbound and two […]

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Abandoned Tractor – Meriden, CT

This tractor and barn sat on property across from the Westfield Shopping Mall in Meriden, CT for years unattended. Target moved in and developed the land. The tractor remained for a few years at the entrance to Target but was demolished sometimes during 2012. I found this to be a […]

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East Haddam Swing Bridge, CT

The East Haddam swing bridge is a steel truss design which connects the town of E. Haddam and Haddam, CT.  It spans the Connecticut River several miles north of Long Island Sound. The bridge was believed to be constructed around 1912.  There have been engineering modifications since that time to […]

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Steel Truss Train Bridge – Old Saybrook, CT

Obviously this bridge, by virtue of its name, connects the towns of Old Saybrook and Old Lyme, CT. It can be seen from the Raymond E. Baldwin Bridge which carries traffic north and southbound over I-95 and is located approx.. 1/2″ mile north of the train bridge. Both bridges cross […]

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Gold Star Bridge & Train Steel Truss Bridge – New London, CT

The Gold Star Memorial Bridge comprises a pair of bridges that carry northbound and southbound traffic on Interstate 95 over the Thames River.  These bridges connect New London and Groton, CT.  The first bridge was built in 1943 and second bridge was built 30 years later as traffic flow warranted.  […]

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