Guilford

Guilford straddles the northern shore of Long Island Sound in southern Connecticut, a position that has shaped it as a coastal New England town while keeping it connected to the inland corridor between New Haven and the Connecticut River. Its broad town green anchors a centre of colonial-era houses, shops and civic buildings. The Henry Whitfield House, built in 1639 for Guilford’s first minister, is widely recognised as New England’s oldest surviving stone house and preserves the town’s earliest English-settlement story. Shoreline neighbourhoods and local harbours provide a maritime counterpoint to the historic centre. Continue with other webcams from the Connecticut shoreline to see how this part of Long Island Sound connects regionally.

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