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Boothe Park

 

This 32 acre site was willed to the Town of Stratford following the deaths of the David Beach Booth and Stephen Nichols Boothe.  In the 1900's, these two brothers created the Boothe Memorial Museum.  The museum maintains a collection of buildings including a carriage house, Americana Museum, miniature lighthouse and windmill, a clocktower museum, a trolley station, a chapel and a blacksmith shop.  The original Sikorsky Bridge toll booth from the Merritt Parkway is located on the museum grounds.  The Boothe family home was built facing Main Street Putney in the 1820's on today's park's grounds.  There are beautiful flower gardens and ponds located on the property.  The local astronomical society has a working planetarium on the park's grounds.


Click here for directions to Boothe Park from Stratford Town Hall

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Spring in the park

Merritt Parkway Toll Plaza

Merritt Parkway Toll Plaza

           

 

           

Model Train Building

   

Playground south-end of park

 

Monk parakeet

 
  

 Summer in the park