Wednesday, September 7, 2016

For Sale: Ghost Town

From James M. Surprenant:

(James M. Surprenant recently spent some time in Johnsonville, the long-abandoned former village in East Haddam, Connecticut, that one former owner hoped would become a tourist attraction. Purchased at auction in October 2014 for $1.9 million, the village was put back on the market last year after financing fell through. For more on the village, read this Hartford Courant article and watch the video embedded in the story. -- DB)

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