Period lights, wrought iron benches of Victorian design, trees, plantings and unique brick walkways grace the streetscape. This area along with several blocks of North and South Main Streets has undergone a major reconstruction plan. Many of our early settlers are buried here, dating as early as 1673. This burial ground may help you understand Wallingford's heritage.
Located east of the Johanna Manfreda Fishbein Park. Since having been vacated by firefighters, it has been converted to offices. The tower in which the hoses were hung to dry is a distinctive feature of the building.
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Erected in 1895 on land donated by local silverware industrialist Robert Wallace, this firehouse offered the growing urban neighborhood professional fire fighting. The building was restored in 1988 and now houses offices.ĩ S. It was the home of a number of small silver companies. Built in 1847 this edifice is done in the Second Empire style. Today, rail service is provided by Amtrak. It is an excellent example of Second Empire architecture. Adjacent to the park is the historic Railroad Station, built in 1871 for the Hartford New Haven Railroad. The Park boasts our popular gazebo built in 1986, a popular site for weddings, photographs, and many Town gatherings. In 1987 the Park was completely restored. Cement markers can be found along the trail. His route to Durham, known as the George Washington Trail, runs from the center of Town through East Wallingford. George Washington made two trips through Town, one in 1775 gathering provisions for his troops and the other in 1789 as President. Search: search-regular Created with Sketch.
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