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Monroe, CT. Chamber of Commerce

477 Main St., Monroe, CT 06468

Phone: 203-268-6518 Fax: 203-268-3337

Monroe, CT Official Chamber of Commerce Website:

http://www.monroectchamber.com/

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CONNECTICUT STATEHOOD: Jan. 9, 1788

CONNECTICUT STATE MOTTO: He who transplanted still sustains.

CONNECTICUT STATE BIRD: Robin

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Thimble Island Connecticut Visitor information and Cruise Information Cruise the Thimble Islands in Connecticut; an archipelago consisting of small islands located in and around the harbor of Stony Creek in the southeast corner of Branford, Connecticut. Legend says that Captain Kidd buried his treasure here. Horse Island, the largest island at 17 acres is owned by Yale University and is maintained as an ecological laboratory by Yale's Peabody Museum of Natural History.
West Cornwall Connecticut Covered Bridge In West Cornwall you will find Connecticut’s most notable landmark, 242-foot-long red West Cornwall Covered Bridge, spanning the Housatonic River. Nearby you will find one of the most popular sections of the entire Appalachian Trail; the so-called “River Walk”, which runs along the Housatonic River about five miles between Cornwall and Kent. Here the going is flat and peaceful. Recreational opportunities nearby abound.
New Britain Connecticut Museum of American Artist Located in the town of New Britain, Connecticut, The New Britain Museum of American Art's founding in 1903 entitles the institution to be designated the first museum of strictly American art in the country. The museum’s collection endeavors to be one of the nation’s most distinguished art museums by forming, conserving, and researching an encyclopedic collection of the best works in all artistic media by American artists, With particular strengths in colonial portraiture, the Hudson River School, American Impressionism, and the Ash Can School, not to mention the important mural series The Arts of Life in America by Thomas Hart Benton.