Early New Haven
Early New Haven
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Eaton and Mr. Davenport, for on the 31st day of August, 1637, Eaton, with a small party of men, sailed from Boston for Quinnipiac^ to look over the ground and to judge if it would be a good place to plant a colony.
To understand how New Haven harbor looked when Eaton and his men sailed into it, early in September, 1637, we must remember that the shore line has been greatly changed. The Finding a New Home.
II growth of the city, and the demands of great railroad Hnes, have made it necessary to f...ill in the harbor flats, and to turn what was once water into dry land. The water line was then at Water street, and at the corner of Water and Meadow streets, in front of where the old Totten house now stands, was the landing place. One small stream of water emerged from the ground near the southwest corner of Park and Chapel streets, flowed southeast along the course of what is now called Oak street and one can still see in the slope of the streets, what a declivity there must originally have been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eaton and Mr. Davenport, for on the 31st day of August, 1637, Eaton, with a small party of men, sailed from Boston for Quinnipiac^ to look over the ground and to judge if it would be a good place to plant a colony.
To understand how New Haven harbor looked when Eaton and his men sailed into it, early in September, 1637, we must remember that the shore line has been greatly changed. The Finding a New Home.
II growth of the city, and the demands of great railroad Hnes, have made it necessary to f...ill in the harbor flats, and to turn what was once water into dry land. The water line was then at Water street, and at the corner of Water and Meadow streets, in front of where the old Totten house now stands, was the landing place. One small stream of water emerged from the ground near the southwest corner of Park and Chapel streets, flowed southeast along the course of what is now called Oak street and one can still see in the slope of the streets, what a declivity there must originally have been.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Day Woodward to read onlineMoreLess
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