Originally inhabited by the Tunxis Indian tribe, Burlington, CT was incorporated in 1806. The town which borders Avon and Canton is home to the State of Connecticut Fish Hatchery, Sessions Woods Wildlife Management Area and the Nepaug Reservoir, which provides dependable and safe drinking water to the City of Hartford. Sessions Woods focuses on conservation education, offering educational programs, demonstrations and workshops about wildlife and natural resource management.
Burlington hosts several annual community events, including a traditional Memorial Day Parade and Remembrance Service on Burlington Green; Johnnycake Music Fest, an annual spring family entertainment and fireworks display on Johnnycake Mountain; and Tavern Day in September, which honors various aspects of the town’s unique history.
Originally inhabited by the Tunxis Indian tribe, Burlington, CT was incorporated in 1806. The town which borders Avon and Canton is home to the State of Connecticut Fish Hatchery, Sessions Woods Wildlife Management Area and the Nepaug Reservoir, which provides dependable and safe drinking water to the City of Hartford. Sessions Woods focuses on conservation education, offering educational programs, demonstrations and workshops about wildlife and natural resource management.
Burlington hosts several annual community events, including a traditional Memorial Day Parade and Remembrance Service on Burlington Green; Johnnycake Music Fest, an annual spring family entertainment and fireworks display on Johnnycake Mountain; and Tavern Day in September, which honors various aspects of the town’s unique history.
Originally inhabited by the Tunxis Indian tribe, Burlington, CT was incorporated in 1806. The town which borders Avon and Canton is home to the State of Connecticut Fish Hatchery, Sessions Woods Wildlife Management Area and the Nepaug Reservoir, which provides dependable and safe drinking water to the City of Hartford. Sessions Woods focuses on conservation education, offering educational programs, demonstrations and workshops about wildlife and natural resource management.
Burlington hosts several annual community events, including a traditional Memorial Day Parade and Remembrance Service on Burlington Green; Johnnycake Music Fest, an annual spring family entertainment and fireworks display on Johnnycake Mountain; and Tavern Day in September, which honors various aspects of the town’s unique history.
