New Haven, Connecticut
New Haven is located in the south central part of Connecticut.
New Haven is the second largest city in Connecticut with a population of 129,779 residents (2010).
About New Haven
New Haven is perhaps best known as the home of Yale University. According to the Hartford Courant, New Haven has more pedestrian activity than any place between New York City and Boston, and also has a burgeoning nightlife scene.
To See And To Do In New Haven
Yale University
Lighthouse Point Park
Fort Nathan Hale Park
Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale University
Shoreline Trolley Museum
Ikea Home Furnishings
The Green Public Park
Long Wharf Theater
History Of New Haven
The area was visited by European explorer in 1614. On April 24, 1638, 500 people from England sailed into the harbor. By 1640 a complete government had been established. By 1641 New Haven had grown into a community of approximately 800. In 1718, the name of the Collegiate School was changed to Yale College in response to a large donation from British East India Company merchant Elihu Yale. New Haven was incorporated as a city in 1784. New Haven's economy flourished during the Civil War era. The city's carriage industry became for many years one of the nation's largest.
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