1964 Map of Broad Brook

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The Connecticut River forms the western boundary of this industrial and agricultural landscape, separating Suffield and Windsor Locks from the growing towns of Thompsonville and Warehouse Point. In the mid-1960s, this area reflects a mix of traditional New England village centers and expanding suburban footprints, particularly around Enfield. The Scantic River winds through the central territory, powering historical sites like the Broad Brook Millpond and passing near the Trolley Museum.