The Quiet Corner Travel Guide

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Few visitors to Connecticut experience the old-fashioned ways of the state's "Quiet Corner," a vast patch of sparsely populated towns that seem a world away from the rest of the state. The Quiet Corner has a reclusive allure: people used to leave New York City for the Litchfield Hills; now many leave for northeastern Connecticut, where the stretch of Route 169 from Brooklyn past Woodstock has been named a National Scenic Byway.

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  • Hill-Crest "Museum"

    Hill-Crest "Museum", Farmington, CT.

    This so-called "museum" is a must skip.
    The house itself was not impressive, even if compared to other manors, mansions, estates, or homes built in that era. Interio Read more

  • Rowayton, CT

    My husband and I love Rowayton, CT... we are wondering if anyone from that cute town has any information about renting a house during the summer? We would like to bring our 3 children with us too. Whe Read more

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