Lost New London - Paperback
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Lost New London
On April 30, 1962, voters in the port city of New London, Connecticut, approved by a large margin a bulldozer approach to urban renewal in an area along Main Street stretching from downtown State Street to Hodges Square by Interstate 95, roughly one mile to the north. The plan required the relocation of more than two thousand people and the demolition of nearly five hundred structures, some...
Bill Morse, by a fortunate twist of fate, was born and raised in the seafaring town of New London, Connecticut. He was educated at St. Joseph School on Squire Street and later St. Bernard High School. Building "forts" from an early age, Bill went on to renovate distressed properties in the Bronx, New London, Philadelphia, Rosswein, Saxony and Bellows Falls, Vermont, where he currently lives with...
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