My memories of family vacations are always in vivid color when thinking of Frank Davis Resort. Each Christmas I'm reminded of it's magical touch on my childhood by a Christmas ornament I had made at one of the arts & crafts workshops. It has a tiny figurine inside a clear plastic ball with worn writing that reads, "To Coo Coo-with love"
From the car that traveled into the water to the children's parades, it was a wonderful place that I can keep coming back to each year. Thank you!
--Lauren Field
From 1999 to 2012, present and past residents of East Haddam emailed their memories to this blog, which has now been incorporated into EastHaddamStories.org. Comments are open for the current posts. Please email your own memories of life in town, to admin@EastHaddamStories.org.
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2 comments:
I worked at Ted Hilton's Resort as a teenager. Some of the jobs I performed are garbage pick up, driving range ball pick up, life guard, and I played in a rock and roll band every Saturday night at the resort. I met pretty girls every week in the summer and stayed employed there every winter doing fix up and repairs. What great memories!
Steven Ziel
Tampa, FL
Growing up in Moodus and East Haddam was great! It is so beautiful there!
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