Middle Haddam Historic District
Historic site · East Hampton, Connecticut
A 110-acre riverfront district of 58 primary buildings, most predating 1835, in Federal, Colonial and Mid-19th Century Revival styles dating from 1732 onward. It preserves the streetscape of a port that built ocean-going vessels for the West Indies trade from about 1730 to 1880. Added to the National Register on February 3, 1984. A public streetscape, walkable at any time.
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Along Moodus and Long Hill Roads, Middle Haddam village, East Hampton, CT 06456
Photo "Middle Haddam Historic District": Magicpiano, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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