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December 29: A Timely Move in a Great Depression — Preserving America’s Golden Age of Sail
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December 29: A Timely Move in a Great Depression — Preserving America’s Golden Age of Sail
https://todayincthistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Dec-29-TODAYINCTHISTORY.mp3 The village of Mystic, Connecticut — which is actually not its own town, but a borough straddling the two towns of Groton and Stonington — has been associated with sailing, fishing, and shipbuilding for hundreds of years. The village’s earliest shipbuilding enterprises date to the late 17th century, when English settlers set up shop along the banks of the Mysti…
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