Our Stony Creek, Connecticut - Now and Then
The Creek - a Maine village in disguise
As stated in a previous post, on September 6, 2022, my 85th birthday, my wife miraculously survived an encounter with a falling tree as she traveled south on Leetes Island Road...
On September 6, 2022 around 3 pm. my wife Jane’s car was struck by a falling tree on Leetes Island Road just south of Flat Rock Dr. The falling tree totally...
The following email has been received from Jacob Manke, Regional Coordinator of DEMHS Region 2. CT Alert Questions 3 messagesManke, Jacob Jacob.Manke@ct.govFri, Nov 5, 2021 at 2:09 PMTo: *************Cc: “Gustafson, John”...
by Jerry Shaw 10/04/2001 Every year around the end of August and the beginning of September, we here in Connecticut all gird ourselves for the onslaught of tropical storms or, God...
Thanks go to Deborah DeFord and Barbara Marks and the Stony Creek Ad-hoc Planning Group. Hard copies are available at the Willoughby Wallace Memorial Library
Schooner Tom Beattie
Schooner Tom Beattie. Built in 1884 in Bath, Maine by the Beattie quarry family. Pictured here, probably in the late 1890s, sailing near Wheeler Island in the Thimble Islands.
Our Stony Creek, Connecticut - Now and Then 