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		Connecticut's diversity is reflected in the variety of state parks, beaches, quaint village greens, and hiking and biking trails.
		Connecticut is bordered on the south by a sinuous coastline dotted with affluent suburbs and quaint villages that recall the days of clippers and square riggers, when Connecticut was a center for shipbuilding, transatlantic trade and whaling.
		The town of Essex in southeast Connecticut on the estuary of the Connecticut River has a very diverse and rich background dating to the mid-17th century, the streets and lanes you are about to explore form the heart of Essex Village, one of the oldest settlements in Connecticut.
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		Connecticut (pronounced /k?'n?t?k?t/; the second C is silent) is a state of the United States, part of the New England region, as well as the southernmost state in New England and the wealthiest state in the country.
		Connecticut has a large Italian-American population, although residents of British, Irish, German, and other ancestries are also present, with old-stock Americans being the largest percentage of the population in the eastern part of the state.
		Connecticut is a solid Democratic state, alloting its electoral votes (8 in 1992, 1996, and 2000; 7 in 2004) to Democratic candidates in the past four Presidential elections.
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	Brief History of Essex.
		Essex had as many as six "yards" producing during peak periods, the most prominent of which was operated by the Hayden family.
		The Connecticut River flood of 1936 was the greatest locally in recorded history for that body of water, and literally inundated the waterfront properties in Essex.
		Essex is unique in certain ways, due mostly to the described shifting of the cultural focus of the town over the past 300 years.
	www.essexct.gov /history/briefhistory.html (2776 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on Connecticut (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Connecticut (pronounced) is a state of the United States, part of the New England region, as well as the southernmost state in New England and the wealthiest state in the country.
		Between 1800 and 1860, Connecticut manufacturers applied the system to the manufacture of economically priced high quality firearms, leading to Connecticut's nickname "the arsenal of democracy." Middletown, Connecticut was the major supplier of pistols to the United States government during the War of 1812, with numerous gun manufacturers in the area.
		The Connecticut Valley (Wethersfield, East Windsor, and Colchester) was a center of cabinetmaking and furniture construction in the latter half of the 1700s.
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	Top20Connecticut.com - Your Top20 Guide to Connecticut!
		Connecticut (pronounced /kÉˈnɛtɪkÉt/) is a state of the United States, part of the New England region, as well as the southernmost state in New England and one of the wealthiest states in the country.
		The southwestern border of Connecticut, where it abuts New York State, is marked by a panhandle in Fairfield County, containing Greenwich, Stamford, New Canaan, and Darien, housing some of the wealthiest residents of the United States.
		As of 2004, the population of Connecticut was 3,503,604.
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	US - Connecticut Travel Agencies, ASFA Members, travel agents for cheap airline tickets and discount air fares
		Although Connecticut has the highest percentage of million-dollar homes in the Northeast (and third in the country), the majority of these homes are located in the western third of the state and in the Hartford suburbs.
		Connecticut is a solidly Democratic state, allotting its electoral votes (currently 7) to Democratic candidates in the past four Presidential elections.
		Connecticut is the southernmost state in New England and the wealthiest state in the country per capita as well as the third smallest state in landmass.
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	See Connecticut:things to do:places to stay:attractions,accommodations
		Connecticut is a combination of accessible small cities, seacoast charm and rural New England beauty.
		In the southeastern sections surrounding the Connecticut River Valley, the towns are quintessentially New England.
		Essex is relaxing just to walk around, enjoying the boats, the architecture and the quiet.
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	Welcome to the Essex Online.
		Our villages were settled around the Falls River, which flows eastwardly from the hills of Ivoryton, through the plains of Centerbrook, along the rocky heights of Essex Village down to the sparking Connecticut River.
		We have many cultural, historical and educational attractions as well, from the Essex Steam Train to the Ivoryton Playhouse to the Connecticut River Museum, Connecticut Audubon Ecotravel, the Bushy Hill Nature Center, and Sailing Masters of 1812 (whose members are attired in the traditional garb of a Navy midshipman of the time period).
		Essex is famous for hosting a multitude of parades, from Groundhog Day (with Essex Ed), to the "Burning of the Ships Parade" (celebrating the 1814 British raid that left 29 ships burning in the harbor).
	www.essexct.gov (2375 words)

	Essex Agriculture
		Now, switch to another vast plain of rich, fl prairie soil, dotted with the occasional farm house, surrounded by thousands of acres of farmland, few trees and not a fence to be seen...
		In the short term, exploitation of fossil fuel oil for the manufacturing of nitrogen fertilizer, agricultural chemicals, energy for the planting, cultivating, harvesting, and processing of corn in Illinois, potatoes in Maine, asparagus in the Connecticut River Valley, and cranberries on the bogs in Plymouth, is a grand success.
		It is not enough that US agriculture produces 40% of the world's corn, 50% of the world's soybeans, and 25% of the world's beef, with 1/3 of one percent of the world's agricultural labor force.
	www.umass.edu /umext/jgerber/essex.htm (1807 words)

	About Essex / Essex Junction Vermont Real Estate,Relocation Services,Homes,Land,Investment
		Willard served as the representative from Essex to the Vermont Assembly in 1787.
		Essex schools are instrumental in attracting families to the area.
		Essex Elementary and Essex Middle schools are in Essex Center.
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		Most of Essex (as well as Deep River and Chester) was initially known as the Potap oug Quarter of the Saybrook Colony.
		In 1852, Essex became a town by itself (although called Old Saybrook until 1854 when Essex became the official name), and in 1859 the Centerbrook (lvoryton) section was added.
		This latter structure established that section of town as paramount because the emphasis was on farming, and the rich soil of the Scotch Plains (Rt.
	www.essex.com /briefhistory.htm (486 words)

	Essex Marina
		Essex Island, a small island surrounded by the Connecticut River and the North Cove inner channel, was purchased by Louis W. Schieferdecker in 1955.
		Essex Island Marina began simply as a boat yard and a few slips.
		The village of Essex is rich in sailing and nautical history where many America’s Cup sailors, naval architects, and Yankee “lifers” co-exist.
	www.essexislandmarina.com /history.asp (332 words)

	Maritime History of Essex - Ely's Ferry and the Ropewalk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		From the lower part of the village a road used to run northeast about a mile, following a natural dike, which with the expanse of meadow connected with it, separated the North Cove from the river.
		At the end of this distance the river narrowed up so that a short ferry passage used to lie between this point and Ely's landing (now Wilke's dock) The road and drawbridge over which it passed, In crossing the mouth of the cove, were built in 1825.
		The boat used was a large flatboat, with aprons on the ends to let down upon the shore and was propelled by sails and oars.
	www.ctrivermuseum.org /content/maritimeessex/ferry.html (310 words)

	Brewer Dauntless Shipyard, Essex CT
		Essex (one of the "Best Small Towns in America") is tucked into the west bank of the Connecticut River five miles from Long Island Sound.
		Essex, a quiet 300 year old village, hosts a selection of boutiques, specialty shops, a waterfront park overlooking the Connecticut River, and historic restaurants.
		One of the oldest settlements in Connecticut, Essex got its shipbuilding start in 1720, producing schooners for the West Indies trade.
	www.byy.com /essex/visit.cfm (178 words)

	Cornerstone Construction Services - Killingworth, Connecticut - Landing at Pratt Pond Features
		Living at the Landing at Pratt Pond puts you just under a mile from Essex Village, a most delightful stroll through the many quaint streets and lanes that lead to the village proper.
		Settled in 1684 on the shores of the Connecticut River, Essex has much to offer the discriminating new home buyer who is longing for a charming community to call home.
		Essex has a fine school system, an up-to-date new library and churches of many denominations.
	www.cornerstonecsi.com /landing/features.html (270 words)

	Essex - Newark Sewer System History
		The “night soil” from the privies was carted to farms on the outskirts of the city, but this only worsened the problem as waste spilled onto streets from their uncovered wagons, garbage was dumped in vacant lots and the outlying districts were neglected.
		Unsanitary conditions prevailed as streets were unpaved, pigs roamed freely, and garbage and waste were left to rot in the open air.
		Today, the western portion of the city is served by the Essex and Union County Treatment Plants in Elizabeth, while the remainder is served by the Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission treatment plant in southeastern Newark.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/nj/state/EssexNewarkSewer.htm (3718 words)

	Real Estate - Essex - Connecticut
		ESSEX: Beautiful views of N.Cove & CT River from this charming, restored, 3 BR, 3 BA Antique Colonial in the heart of Essex Village.
		ESSEX Village: C1842 Greek Revival with views of South Cove.
		Essex: FP in Fam rm; HW flrs; MBR on 1st flr.
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	Essex Island Marina - What's Happening
		Essex is a small village in the lower Connecticut River valley steeped in tradition and unspoiled character.
		Take a walk down Main Street and ask anyone which is the best small town in America, and you will hear the heralds of Essex.
		There is a little bit of something for everyone in Essex and the neighboring area.
	www.essexislandmarina.com /whatshappening.asp (165 words)

	Essex Real Estate and East Lyme Real Estate Information from Ludwig Pulaski - Your Eastern Connecticut (CT) Real Estate ...
		Henry Champlin (Champlin Square in Essex), T. Dickinson of "Witch Hazel" fame, the locally famous Williams family, Ebenezer Hayden, perhaps the wealthiest man ever to live in the lower valley, and one of the famous founders of Essex, Lieutenant William Pratt are only a few of those involved.
		It was primarily used for agricultural purposes from 1650 to 1890, the only structure in the immediate area being a windmill owned by the Hayden family.
		Essex retains its quaint, early 18th century New England river front charm, taking full advantage of its location 5 miles upstream from Long Island Sound, on the West bank of the spectacularly unspoiled Connecticut River.
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	Essex Rotary Club History 1955 - 1963
		In this connection it should be noted that several Essex members of the Saybrook Club, long associated with said Club, preferred to remain with it and did so, as was their right.
		All preliminaries including a mass of paper work, having been completed, the first meeting of the Provisional Rotary Club of Essex (the Charter not having yet been received) was held on Monday; October 3rd, 1955, at 6:15 p.m., at the Johnnie Cake Inn in Ivoryton.
		This frequent and considerable turnover of members has always astonished visiting District Governors, but it has been characteristic of the Essex Club~ consisting as it has largely of younger men very much alive and stirring around,meeting the needs of growing families and the increasing demands of community life on their time and effort.
	www.essexrotary.com /essex_rotary_club_history/index.html (1995 words)

	Essex, Connecticut, The Best Small Town in America
		The Town of Essex encompasses three of the most picturesque villages in New England.
		Essex is situated on the Connecticut River with an excellent harbor for boaters from Long Island Sound.
		The Walking Map of Essex - This lovely self-guided tour of downtown Essex is a joint project of the Connecticut River Museum and the Essex Historical Society.
	essexct.com (384 words)

	The Griswold Inn bed and breakfast - Essex, Connecticut. Essex Bed and Breakfast Inns.
		If one mentions Essex in the presence of another who has visited this charming seaport village, there is sure to be mention of The Griswold Inn accompanied by a pleasant smile and perhaps the sharing of a fond remembrance.
		Mere steps from the Inn are the majestic Connecticut River and the Connecticut River Museum, along with marinas, unique shops, galleries and historic homes.
		Use the Inn as "Home Base" and explore the Connecticut Shoreline with its many attractions: discover great shopping, cultural activities and the natural beauty for which this area is known.
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	Essex, CT News
		All singers are invited to participate with the Choir of the First Congregational Church in Essex, with guests who will present Bach's Christmas Cantata, "For Us A Child is Born," on Sunday, Dec.
		The recommended reappointment of Republican John Beveridge to the economic development commission - a move contested by leaders of his own party - is among business scheduled for the annual town meeting Monday.
		Town officials remain optimistic about completing a grant-funded streetscape improvement project in the downtown village next year despite receiving bids this week that were higher than expected.
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	Essex Village, CT Houses, Apartments, Cars, Mortgage Status, and Residents Info
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		Median gross rent in Essex Village, CT in 2000: $748
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	Connecticut Bed and Breakfast Inns. Find CT B&B's & Lodging Listings.
		Compact Connecticut is home to a wide variety of bed and breakfasts, country inns and lodges, historic hotels, urban inns, and B&B homestays.
		In addition to a number of well-known country inns, the Connecticut River Valley offers the Goodspeed Opera House at East Haddam, Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, and the train and riverboat rides of Essex.
		The rural northeast is called "The Quiet Corner," and is home to the University of Connecticut and great antiquing.
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		To view all the Essex commercial properties for sale and for lease and to access hundreds of thousands of other commercial properties for sale and for lease in Essex and throughout the U.S. and Canada, become a LoopNet member today.
		Formerly a day care center, this commercial condominium was originally constructed as a regional theatre with high ceilings and an open floor plan.
		First-class office space for sublet in landmark North Main Street building in Essex Village.
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		Essex Village-area historical tornado activity is slightly below Connecticut state average.
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