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North Haven is steeped in history and

our citizens have a true sense of spirit,

service and civic pride in their commu-

nity. We all strive to make North Haven

a vibrant place to live, work and visit.

We are a unique blend of small town liv-

ing, great schools, retail establish-

ments, restaurants, shopping and ser-

vices. We continue to focus on our mis-

sion to promote our economic growth

and minimize the tax burden for our

residents. Our goal of targeting new

economic opportunities in all areas will

continue to strengthen our town finan-

cially while bringing more employment

opportunities to the area. We remain

committed and strong with a bright fu-

ture here in North Haven.

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Farm Attractions Frankie’s Fruits and Vegetables

1940 Hartford Tpke., North Haven. 203-376-0407

Family farm selling fruits, vegetables, eggs and honey

North Haven Fair

290 Washington Ave., North Haven. 203-239-3700

Agricultural fair

Christoforo's Farm

701 Middletown Ave., North Haven. 203-671-3398

Fruit, vegetables, and flowers. PYO

Anthony Borrelli & Sons Inc.

95 Warner Rd., North Haven. 203-239-1930

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North Haven

Points of Interest

& Landmarks

Historic, Cultural & Farm Attractions

Private Homes: Visitors must be aware that, whether designated by national, state, or municipal governments, landmarks and cultural history sites are often privately owned and are not open to the public.

1. Reverend William T. Reynolds House (1825)

1 St. John St., North Haven.

Historic site, private business

1. St. John’s Episcopal Church/Rectory (1855)

3 Trumbull Pl., North Haven. 203-239-0156

Historic site

1. Reverend Benjamin Trumbull House (1761)

11 Trumbull Pl., North Haven.

Historic site, private home

1. Rising Sun Tavern (1738)

1 Old Tavern Ln., North Haven.


1. Martha Culver House & Memorial Library (1857)

290 Quinnipiac Ave., North Haven. 203-239-7722

Historic site, museum

1. Peter's Rock

133 Middletown Ave., North Haven.

Historic site, park. Highest point in North Haven at 373 feet

above sea level. It is the result of ancient volcanic activity.

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1. Smith Brothers Carriage Shop (1868)

9 State St., North Haven.


1. David Basset House (c. 1790)



1. H. Bradley House (1860)



1. J. Boardman Smith House (1840)



1. Pierpont Store (c. 1845)


Historic site. Old General Store

1. Joshua Simmons House (1787)



1. Dudley House (1896)



1. Pines Bridge Historic District

Old Broadway, Philip Pl., State & Bishop Sts., North Haven.

Historic site

Maltby Fowler House (1873)

8 Philip Pl., North Haven.


1. Frank Stiles House (1870)

31 Broadway St., North Haven.


North Haven Memorial Library (1884)

17 Elm St., North Haven. 203-239-5803

Literary

1. North Haven Cultural Center & Historical Society

27 Broadway, North Haven. 203-239-7722

Historic site, Studio 27 Gallery, historic, arts & cultural

center

1. Alfred Linsley House (c. 1780)

20 Church St., North Haven.

Historic site, Murray-Reynolds American Legion Post 76

Memorial Town Hall (1886)

18 Church St., North Haven. 203-239-5321

Historic site. Originally built as a memorial for those lost in

Civil War. Renovated 1949

1. Dr. Joseph Foote House (1794)

2 Church St., North Haven.


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