Old Connecticut Path: Difference between revisions

:*[[Boston, Massachusetts|'''Boston''']]

:*[[Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge]]  

:*[[Watertown, Massachusetts|Watertown]]  

:*[[Waltham, Massachusetts|Waltham]]  

:*[[Weston, Massachusetts|Weston]]  

:*[[Wayland, Massachusetts|Wayland]]  

:*[[Sudbury, Massachusetts|Sudbury]]  

:*[[Marlborough, Massachusetts|Marlborough]]

:*[[Northborough, Massachusetts|Northborough]]  

:*[[Shrewsbury, Massachusetts|Shrewsbury]]  

:*[[Worcester, Massachusetts|Worcester]]  

:*[[Leicester, Massachusetts|Leicester]]  

:*[[Spencer, Massachusetts|Spencer]]  

:*[[East Brookfield, Massachusetts|East Brookfield]]  

:*[[Brookfield, Massachusetts|Brookfield]]  

:*[[West Brookfield, Massachusetts|West Brookfield]]  

:*[[Warren, Massachusetts|Warren]] (Western)

:*[[Palmer, Massachusetts|Palmer]]  

:*[[Wilbraham, Massachusetts|Wilbraham]]  

:*[[Springfield, Massachusetts|'''Springfield''']]  

:*[[Agawam, Massachusetts|Agawam]] (Lower Ferry)

:*[[Suffield, Connecticut|Suffield]]  

:*[[Windsor Locks, Connecticut|Windsor Locks]]  

:*[[Windsor, Connecticut|Windsor]]  

:*[[Hartford, Connecticut|'''Hartford''']]<br>

:*[[Bay Road]] connects [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]] (Massachusetts Bay) to [[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]] (Buzzards Bay).  

:*[[Coast Path]] follows an ancient Indian path near the shoreline from [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]] to [[Plymouth, Massachusetts|Plymouth]].  

:*[[Kennebunk Road]] links [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]] along the New England coast to [[Augusta, Maine]].  

:*[[King's Highway]] also known as the Boston Post Road goes from [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]], Massachusetts to New York City, and south to [[Charleston County, South Carolina|Charleston, South Carolina]] with extensions on each end. In Massachusetts and Connecticut there were at least three competing routes for the Boston Post Road. Parts were laid out 1650 to 1735; its length remained in heavy use through 1783, and some parts are used to this day.  

:*[[Mohawk or Iroquois Trail]] This trail was established in 1722 from [[Albany, New York|Albany]] to [[Utica, New York|Utica]] to [[Rome, New York|Rome]] to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Oswego Fort Oswego] on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Ontario Lake Ontario]. The [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]] to Albany side of that route probably preceded the Albany to Oswego route by many years.  

:*[[Old Roebuck Road]] goes from [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]] to [[Providence, Rhode Island]] (Narragansett Bay).

:*[[Catskill Road]] (or [[Catskill Turnpike]]; also known as the '''''Ancram Turnpike''''') from [[Springfield, Massachusetts]] to [[Ancram, New York]] to [[Catskill, New York]] to [[Unadilla, New York]] (formerly Wattle's Ferry) on the Susquehanna River.  

:*[[Connecticut River]] attracted settlers by way of the Atlantic Ocean.

:*[[Greenwood Road]] from [[Hartford, Connecticut]] to [[North Canaan, Connecticut]] to [[Pittsfield, Massachusetts]], to [[Albany, New York]].  

:*Road to New Haven and on to New York City.  

:*[[Connecticut River]] attracted settlers by way of the Atlantic Ocean.

:*'''Broadway''' westbound in Cambridge, Massachusetts  

:*'''Western Ave / Arsenal''' westbound to Watertown  

:*'''Main Street''' westbound to Waltham  

:*'''US-20 W / Weston / Boston Post Road''' westbound to Shrewsbury  

:*'''MA-9''' westbound to West Brookfield  

:*'''MA-67 / Boston Post Road''' westbound winding toward Palmer  

:*where it merges with '''US-20 W / Boston Road / State Street''' westbound into Springfield

:*from Agawam take '''MA-157 / Main Street / East Street N''' southbound to Hartford, Connecticut