June 26, 2012
Deacon Palmer’s House
Noank, Connecticut
Remembering our days growing up in Groton Long Point, Connecticut in the 1950’s, my friends and I have vivid memories of the house everyone referred to as the “Gingerbread House.”
Kate Foley Romani is a Connecticut native.
After spending several years in Pennsylvania, New York City and Illinois, Kate has recently returned to live on the coast of Fisher’s Island Sound.
She has enjoyed professional careers in human resources and non-profit management – and now appreciates the opportunity to research, write and share information about the New England history, people and places she loves.
June 26, 2012
Noank, Connecticut
Remembering our days growing up in Groton Long Point, Connecticut in the 1950’s, my friends and I have vivid memories of the house everyone referred to as the “Gingerbread House.”
January 13, 2012
Fords’ Lobsters, Noank, Connecticut
To identify some individuals, a first name is all it takes . . . Oprah, Michael, Cher, Tiger, Orion... Rather than bringing to mind the constellation, local residents in Noank, Connecticut immediately think of lobsters – and Orion Ford.
December 01, 2010
Part 3 - Connecticut’s Lighthouses
In this final installment in our series on Connecticut lighthouses, Kate Romani takes us to Noank, Fisher’s Island Sound and Stonington.
November 19, 2010
Part 2 - Connecticut’s Lighthouses
Connecticut boasts three historic lighthouses in New London Harbor alone: Harbor Light, Ledge Light and Avery Point Light. One was first lighthouse built in Connecticut and another the last.
E-mail Address: