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New Haven, Connecticut

New Haven, Connecticut, of New Haven County, is in the southern part of the state. It is the second largest city in Connecticut.

New Haven is a major port city focused around manufacturing and shipping. The most commonly manufactured products include firearms, timepieces, rubber, and textiles. Many of the educational centers in the area, most notably Yale University, employ many of New Haven's citizens.

During the mid 1990s, New Haven's downtown area has been largely revamped. The abundant resources that Yale University brings, paired with the rich culture that the city offers, entices many to become New Haven movers.

History:
The Quinnipiack Indian tribe inhabited the area before any European settlers came to the area. Adriaen Block first visited the area in 1614. A large group of Puritans from the Massachusetts Bay Colony came to New Haven in 1638 and were given land by the Quinnipiack tribe in exchange for protection against a neighboring tribe. In 1661, judges who signed Charles I death warrant fled to New Haven.

Yale University was established in the area in 1714. The city was invaded by the British during the Revolutionary War, but little damage was done to the city. New Haven was officially incorporated in 1784. Around this time, Eli Whitney, a Yale graduate, developed the cotton gin and a mass production gun factory.

The city grew substantially during the Civil War because of heavy immigration to the area and the need to provide supplies to the troops. The city continued to grow until around World War II, at which point people started to move out to the suburbs. This decline continued through most of the later 20th century. Today, New Haven is focused on improving the city.

New Haven has one of the best hospital systems in the country including Yale-New Haven Hospital and the Hospital of Saint Raphael.

Tourism:
New Haven is serviced by the Tweed-New Haven International Airport. There are several minor league and collegiate sports teams in the area that attract the city's attention.

There are several historic buildings in the city including three churches, Center, United, and Trinity Church. The city is known for two cliffs, one called East Rock and the other West Rock.

Museums of the city include Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, the Peabody Museum of Natural History, and the Eli Whitney Museum. The International Festival of Arts and Ideas is held each year in New Haven and attracts many visitors.

Climate:
New Haven has a humid continental climate. Thunderstorms strike frequently in the summer; snow falls heavily in the winter.

Colleges/Universities:
• Albertus Magnus College
• Quinnipiac College
• University of New Haven
• Yale University

Helpful Links:
• New Haven Real Estate
• New Haven Storage Facility
• New Haven Dental Offices
• City Name Box Companies
• New Haven Moving Guide