In Your Neighborhood: Sheldon/Charter Oak (round two)

Anti-violence messages are seen throughout the Sheldon/Charter Oak neighborhood, just south of Downtown. Continue reading 'In Your Neighborhood: Sheldon/Charter Oak (round two)'»

Anti-violence messages are seen throughout the Sheldon/Charter Oak neighborhood, just south of Downtown. Continue reading 'In Your Neighborhood: Sheldon/Charter Oak (round two)'»

Elizabeth Park is not the only place to find nature in the West End. Continue reading 'In Your Neighborhood: West End (round two)'»
Growing up, I made maps of the woods, marking all of the forts. Most of those “forts” were not structures as much as imaginary spaces, large rocks, or easy-to-climb trees. Because this was my map, the places would be named and given the status of “secret forts.” Some of the images in this edition of In Your Neighborhood represent secret forts around Hartford’s Behind the Rocks neighborhood. I’m not going to give exact coordinates for where each photograph was taken, but all of the locations can be found with the willingness to explore the city on foot. Continue reading 'In Your Neighborhood: Behind the Rocks (round two)'»

In Your Neighborhood is a weekly photo series showcasing Hartford’s neighborhoods. This is the beginning of the second round of the series.
Please share this with someone you know who has either a neighborhood-specific or Hartford-in-general phobia. Continue reading 'In Your Neighborhood: Downtown (round two)'»

The South West neighborhood — bordered by the South End, Behind the Rocks, and Barry Square neighborhoods, along with the towns of Wethersfield and West Hartford — is possibly the easiest to get lost in, between the maze of streets that more closely resemble a suburban tract housing development and the sprawling Cedar Hill Cemetery. Continue reading 'In Your Neighborhood: South West'»
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