The Norwich and Woodstock Turnpike was a private toll road incorporated in 1801 connecting the city of Norwich to the town center of Woodstock. The corporation was dissolved in 1846. The turnpike left Norwich using Canterbury Turnpike, crossing the Shetucket River at Occum and continuing northeast on Kinsman Hill Road to Route 169.
The Norwich and Woodstock Turnpike was a private toll road connecting Norwich to Woodstock via Canterbury Turnpike, crossing the Shetucket River at Occum, and continuing northeast on Kinsman Hill Road to Route 169. It operated from 1801 until its dissolution in 1846.