Romantic Things To Do in Derby, Connecticut

'Osbornedale' is a two-story colonial revival house located in the Derby Neck section of the city of Derby, Connecticut that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is operated as a museum. It is significant for ... More on Wikipedia

From the Derby, CT Website: The Derby Greenway was officially opened to the public with a ribbon cutting ceremony on both ends of the trail on Sunday, June 25, 2006. Derby Mayor Tony Staffieri led ... More on TrailLink.com

The noise along Rt. 8 can grow tiresome. More on TrailLink.com

The Humphreys House is the birthplace of the Revolutionary War officer, and friend of George Washington, David Humphreys who later became the nation's first ambassador. More than just a wonderful i... More on Heritage

overview: Preservation. Restoration. Education. In a fast paced, ever- changing global community, it' s never been more important to gain the perspective the past has to offer. The Derby Histo... More on MuseumStuff.com

The museum offers displays on the history of the Knights of Columbus. The facility is 77,000 square feet an... More on PlanetWare

One of the best kept secrets in the area ---free admission and so much to see and learn, great for all ages... More on TripAdvisor

About Trinity Trinity was organized on December 19, 1865 and has occupied the present site since 1916, alth... More on Trinitylutherannh.org

I have to say, I give a lot of my credit to the choir of men and girls, who amazed me in every possible w... More on Yahoo! Travel

It is always nice to visit old family places and encounter friendly people that are interested and willing to help you out. More on Yahoo! Travel

It's a pretty big beach, not much parking though, and you may need a resident's pass to park. We parked by the diner. We noticed at low tide, that people can walk way out into the Charles Island C... More on Milfordct.newenglandsite.com

It's a pretty big beach, not much parking though, and you may need a resident's pass to park. We parked by the diner. We noticed at low tide, that people can walk way out into the Charles Island Co... More on Milfordct.newenglandsite.com

The Greyhound was destroyed on September 21st by the New England Hurricane of 1938 and the park closed shortly there after. More on RollerCoasterDataBase