East Hartford, Connecticut

East Hartford, United States

East Hartford, Connecticut shares 27 connections with 2141 other places across 11 topics, anchored in industry and military history. The town is home to Pratt & Whitney's headquarters, and a decommissioned AGM-28 Hound Dog missile is on display at the Pratt & Whitney Engine Museum there. A former Pratt & Whitney airfield was later redeveloped into Rentschler Stadium and a Cabela's store. Government connections reach back to 1794, when abolitionist U.S. Senator Lawrence Brainerd was born here. Hartford, Connecticut and Boston, Massachusetts are prominent among its co-connected places.