A visual history of a unique Connecticut town.
Settled on land bought in 1662 from the Wangunk tribe for 30 coats, East Haddam perches on the hills that rise from the edge of the Connecticut River. A new book by Russell Shaddox chronicles three centuries of life in the town through historic images.
Russell C. Shaddox is an East Haddam resident and a trustee of the East Haddam Historical Society. He has worked as a reporter, daily news editor, advertising art director, web designer, and in communications for Yale University and other nonprofit organizations. His work has appeared in The New York Times, Journal of Commerce, and many other publications.
