2005-06-09
LAND USE PLANNING
Connecticut River Museum, in Essex, CT will be host to the last of a series of talks on land use in Connecticut on Thursday, June 23rd, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. | Entitled "Growing, Growing, Gone? - Shaping Our Communities' Future" the talk is actually put together at part of the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters Educational efforts | 
Connecticut River Museum, in Essex, CT will be host to the last of a series of talks on land use in Connecticut on Thursday, June 23rd, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. | Entitled "Growing, Growing, Gone? - Shaping Our Communities' Future" the talk is actually put together at part of the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters Educational efforts | ABOUT THE PRESENTATION: for more info you can contact Christine Homa ctlcv ed fund 860-236-5442 or e-mail ctedfund@earthlink.net || ABOUT THE MUSEUM: Located at the 1879 Steamboat Dock, the foot of Main Street in historic Essex Village, it served as a port of call for steamboat service from New York City to Hartford, Conn. This National Register site replaced earlier commercial wharves dating back to 1650, when colonial ships started trade with the West Indies. Today Steamboat Dock is home to the Connecticut River Museum where the Connecticut River Valley story is told through year round changing exhibitions, activities and programs | | Connecticut River Museum; 67 Main St., Essex, CT 06426 | TEL: (860) 767-8269 | FAX (860) 767-7028 | HOW TO GET TO THE MUSEUM |
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