Comments on: Connecticut Launches Brand New Haunted History Trail https://dailylifetravels.com/connecticut-launches-brand-new-haunted-history-trail/ Uncovering the Best of Connecticut and Beyond Sun, 20 Sep 2026 18:46:11 +0000 hourly 1 By: Kailey MarcAurele https://dailylifetravels.com/connecticut-launches-brand-new-haunted-history-trail/comment-page-1/#comment-1120 Sun, 20 Sep 2026 18:46:11 +0000 https://dailylifetravels.com/?p=31791#comment-1120 In reply to Henry S.

In the Quiet Corner, sure there’s definitely less. However, in Brooklyn, CT there’s a great breakfast place with a driving range (Country View Restaurant). That’s in the Quiet Corner. The other spots I mentioned that came to mind in southeastern Connecticut have a lot of different options as there’s definitely multiple options in Groton, Waterford, and New London. I just think that the eastern side of the state deserves some recognition because the businesses that are operating in the eastern side of the state deserve the money that comes from tourism as well.

]]> By: Henry S https://dailylifetravels.com/connecticut-launches-brand-new-haunted-history-trail/comment-page-1/#comment-1119 Sun, 20 Sep 2026 18:37:27 +0000 https://dailylifetravels.com/?p=31791#comment-1119 Thanks for the early heads up on the new tour, and sharing the media tour. Regarding the coverage that east of the CT River receives, some things I’ve learned living in CT for 6-7 years. I’ve been to all the 169 towns and cities, and west of the CT river has probably 4 times the amount of people and businesses. There are rural towns in western CT, but during my goal of hiking in all the 169 towns, there were huge sections in the East of the state, without a single coffee shop (besides gas stations or Dunkin), and almost no food establishments (very few options, in any event). Recently, I’ve learned that the divide between East and West can be partially be drawn back to the Great Awakening (religious movement in the 1700s), with the old lights and new lights divided by the river. There’s not many bridges over the river, and even you hadn’t gone to some really important CT landmarks on the west of the river. I’ve constantly met people who stay on their side, and I live in Middletown, minutes from the bridge, so I have community on both sides.

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