75 Acres of Uneasy Vibes: Simsbury Center's Shady Past

Welcome to the Simsbury Center Historic District, a sprawling 75 acres of misfit charm. It's been here since 1688, older even than some of its residents. The district is lined with buildings dating back to the late 19th and early 20th century. But don't be deceived by the old houses and colonial architecture, they're as dull as your grandpa's stories. Fortunately, there's the Simsbury Free Library (1887) and the Simsbury Railroad Depot (1875) to liven up the scene. As for the Horace Belden School-now home to the town offices, just be careful - it's harboring secrets that would make a sea-shark blush.

Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons