Sat. Jun 1
09:00 am
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10:00 am
1.5 miles
Open Event
This small city park was once frequented by the Quinnipiac. The small quarries in the park and larger ones beyond it yielded many local home foundations and served as building material for structures such as the old stone church in East Haven and the lighthouse at Lighthouse park in New Haven. Quarrying lasted from late 1700s to early 1900s. A dinosaur fossil (Aetosaurs) was found in late 1800s near the park edge by quarrymen and resides in the Peabody Museum. Geologic formations are evident in several areas near the trail. Forest restoration is ongoing in the park to remove invasive plants and replant natives.
Event Leader(s)
Rain Date
Organization Partners
Friends of Quarry Park
Meeting Location Details
283 Russell Street
New Haven CT 06513
Street parking, entry near park sign.
Click on the red map pin for the event address.
Leashed Dogs Permitted