Windsor Locks Residents Move To Preserve Historic Train Station - Hartford Courant

5 February 2012, 4:51 pm

Hartford CourantWindsor Locks Residents Move To Preserve Historic Train StationHartford CourantBuilt in 1875, the train station has played a vital role in local and state history. A hub of activity in the once vibrant downtown, the station was where Ella T. Grasso caught the train to her inauguration, becoming the Connecticut's first female ...... Read More »

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