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CTMQ > EdHill

Witch’s Dungeon Classic Movie Museum

May 27, 2007 by Steve 8 Comments

Putting the "Horror" in "Horrorible" Bristol (Google Maps Location) October 2006 Connecticut museum visit #3. Since my visit, the museum moved to the beautiful Bristol Historical Society building in 2014, and then moved again to its own building in Plainville in 2021. This makes everything below moot, but it's … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Museums, Superlatives Tagged With: Bristol, EdHill, Largests Longests Mosts Smallests and Tallests, Plainville, Rarely Open, Tiny Museums

New Britain Industrial Museum

May 26, 2007 by Steve 15 Comments

Not Just Boring Machines New Britain Industrial Museum, New Britain (Google Maps Location) October 2006 Connecticut museum visit #1. There’s a lot going on here. First and foremost, my good friend and partner in crime who appears in some pictures below and even contributed a few paragraphs, passed away in May … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Museums Tagged With: Colleges & Universities, EdHill, Free Museums, Industrial History, New Britain, Tools, Town History

The Pinchot Sycamore

May 24, 2007 by Steve 18 Comments

Pinchot Me, I'm Dreaming The Pinchot Sycamore, Connecticut's Largest Tree, Simsbury September 8, 2006 Ed Hill originally was going to do this entire site with me, but logistical reality made that impossible almost immediately. Ed passed away in 2016, so these old posts with his fingerprint on them will always … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else Tagged With: EdHill, Simsbury, Trees

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