Centered on three rivers, hidden by
lush trees that have outlived generations,
and dotted with immaculate homes, Norwich
is like a painting. It's no wonder
that it is also known as the Rose of
New England.
The stateliness of this town of 36,117
people in southeastern Connecticut
has a proud history. During the American
Revolution, it...
Known as the Rose of New England, Norwich (pop.
36,117), with its homes hidden by majestic, old
trees, is located 8 miles from Hanover and is centered
on the Thames, Shetucket, and Yantic Rivers.
