Hundreds of similar aqueducts were built throughout the Roman Empire, although the systems were not as extensive as those supplying Rome itself. Many of them have since collapsed or been destroyed, but a number of intact portions remain.
The American Shad (Alosa sapidissima) was named as Connecticut's Official State Fish in 2003. The Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica) was adopted as the Connecticut's Official State Shellfish in 1989. In 1940 there were 6,200 dairies in Connecticut.
Haunted places to visit in Connecticut if you dare. (WTNH)â Itâs almost Halloween and our state may just be the perfect place to celebrate because there are several places in Connecticut known to be very haunted. Dudleytown, Cornwallâ This may be known as the most haunted place in Connecticut. The abandoned area has been referred to as cursed, damned, and possessed by demons, even being named âThe Village of the Damnedâ by some. The Dark Forest Entry Association owns the land and keeps visitors out.