This lively town northeast of Worcester was founded in the mid-19th century by two brothers in the carpet making industry. Half a century later, Clinton’s landscape changed forever when the Nashua River was dammed to form the 7-square-mile Wachusett Reservoir, the largest of its kind in the world at the time. You can walk along …
In a stunning location just downstream from the widest stretch of the Mississippi River, Clinton is a city that has always depended on that great waterway. In the final decades of the 19th century, the town was dubbed the “Lumber Capital of the World”, and it was here that sawmills processed the monumental amounts of …
In Middlesex County, Clinton is a town on a natural harbor at the mouths of the Hammock, Hammonasset and Indian Rivers. At the harbor’s many waterfront marinas there’s a fleet of fish charters adapted for bluefish, which congregate in large numbers in this parcel of Long Island Sound towards the end of summer. For fun …