Exploring The Last Green Valley: Towns like Thompson make this region so special The Town of Thompson is located in … [Read more...]
Exploring The Last Green Valley: Towns like Thompson make this region so special
June 12, 2017 By Lois
Filed Under: Agriculture, Chief Ranger Bill's Articles, Exploring The Last Green Valley, Historic/Cultural, Press Releases, Ranger Program, Rangers, Read Reid, Walktober Tagged With: acgriculture, agritoursim, Air Line State Park, Air Line Trail, alpacas, architecture, Connecticut Historical Society, dams, East Thompson, Ellen D. Larned, Fabyan, farming, farms, Five Mile River, fort hill farms, French River, George Tourtellotte, Grosvenordale, Harriet Tourtellotte, History of Windham County, ice cream, lakes, lavender, Mechanicsville, mills, Morning Beckons Farm, NASCAR, Native Americans, North Grosvenordale, open wheel racing, Quaddick, Quaddick State Forest, quaddick state park, Quinebaug, quinebaug river, rivers, spring outdoors, stock cars, the farmers cow, Thompson Connecticut, Thompson Hill, Thompson Historical Society, Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, Tourtellotte Museum Memorial Room, Tri-State Marker, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, walktober, West Thompson, Wilsonville
