Putnam Memorial State Park
Redding, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Redding, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Putnam Memorial State Park in Redding, Connecticut, is a sprawling natural landscape designed in the late 19th century. It features picturesque rolling hills, woodlands, and a central pond, along with remnants of a Revolutionary War encampment. The park's design reflects the ideals of the City Beautiful movement with its emphasis on natural beauty and public recreation.
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Architecture; Social History
Umpawaug Rd. At Station Rd., Redding, Connecticut
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Roughly Bounded By Us 7, Portland Ave., Ct 107, And The Norwalk River, Redding, Connecticut
Architecture
Roughly, 4--25b Cross Hwy., Including Read Cemetery, 61--100 Hill Rd., 0--15 Lonetown Rd. And 118 Sanfordtown Rd., Redding, Connecticut
Education; Architecture
Umpawaug Rd., Redding, Connecticut
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