Strolling Water Street in Stonington, Connecticut

Borough of Stonington

Settled 1752

Chartered 1801

Stonington Sea Glass is

decorated with Whales,

Poseidon, & Tridents.

Nor'easter Diner

The Boro Bodega Scoopery

Milagro Modern Mexican

Stonington Antiques

Etcetera

Grand & Water

Antiques

Water Street Cafe

Seafood Oyster Bar

Tom's News General Store

Boro Beauty

Community Design Workshop

Verdant Floral Studio

New England Science

& Sailing

This Victorian Home has

a Mansard Roof.

A Side Hall Colonial

House

This building with two

staircases is unlike others

on Water Street.

Nathaniel Miner practiced

Law here in 1772.

This section of sidewalk is

made up of Field Stone.

Ocean Bank, or is it

Dime Bank?

A Center Hall Colonial

House

Cannon Square & its two

Cannons commemorate the 

defense of Stonington 

from the British during 

The War of 1812 &

The Defenders of the Fort 

Monument

Jonathan Waldren

1783

Side Hall Colonial

1778

Peleg Brown House

Birthplace of Nathaniel

Palmer

Once the WamPossett Inn

Sneaking a peek at

Stonington Harbor...

C. Breed House

Built in 1760

The Stonington

 Lighthouse Museum

served as a lighthouse

from 1840 - 1899.

Eric and I continue walking to duBois Beach, at the southernmost end of Stonington.