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翻訳と辞書　辞書検索 [ 開発暫定版 ] スポンサード リンク Hopeville Pond State Park ： ウィキペディア英語版 Hopeville Pond State Park Hopeville Pond State Park is a Connecticut state park located in the town of Griswold. Before European colonization, the Mohegan people constructed weirs and fished from the Pachaug River. In 1711, Stephen Gates was granted 14 acres of land that now resides within the park's limits and constructed a gristmill and sawmill at the natural falls. In 1818, Elizah Abel purchased the mill privilege and built a woolen mill at the site. The mills were later acquired by John Slater who constructed a satinet mill and named it "Hope Mill". The village of Hopeville would derive its name from the mill, and it thrived until a series of fires destroyed the mills, the church and some houses. Sometime before 1917, the Ashland Cotton Company erected a dam on the site and created a 145 acre reservoir. The United States Government purchased the land in the 1930s for recreational use and used the Civilian Conservation Corps to adapt the land to the purpose. In 1938, the State of Connecticut designated Hopeville Pond as a state park. Hopeville Pond State Park's recreational activities include biking, hiking, camping, fishing, boating and swimming. A variety of fish are found in the park, including northern pike, largemouth bass, and yellow perch. The park has a total of 80 camp sites with each site featuring a fire ring with grate and a picnic table. The park manager's house is a National Register of Historic Places listed property. == History == Hopeville Pond was by the Mohegan Indians for fishing prior to the European colonization. The Mohegans built weirs to directed the water flow and fish to the center of the stream for easy capture in fishing baskets.〔 In 1711, Stephen Gates was granted 14 acres of land which lies within the state park limits. Gates constructed a gristmill and sawmill at the natural falls along the Pachaug River. In 1818, Elizah Abel purchased the mill privilege and built a woolen mill at the site. Later, John Slater purchased the three mills and constructed a satinet mill and named it "Hope Mill".〔 The village of Hopeville derived its name from the mill and would also carry it through to the Hopeville Pond and the Hopeville Pond State Park name. The natural falls of the mill sites are no longer visible as they are now underwater.〔 By 1840, Hopeville was a "thriving village" according to Daniel L. Phillips, author of ''Griswold - a history''. On November 4, 1850, a meeting was held to discuss the construction of a house of worship.〔 A church was erected for $1,700 and dedicated on December 12, 1852.〔 The village of Hopeville reached its peak in 1860 and was well known for its production of woolens.〔 In 1881, the mill, then owned by Edwin Lanthrop and Company, was destroyed in a fire and not rebuilt. The Ashland Cotton Company would later acquire the property.〔 In 1900, the church and four houses also burned.〔 In 1908, the original gristmill from 1711 was also destroyed by fire.〔 Sometime before 1917, the Ashland Cotton Company erected a dam on the site and created the 145 acre reservoir; the dam was used to generate electrical power for its mills in Jewett City.〔 The United States Government purchased the land in the 1930s for recreational use and used the Civilian Conservation Corps to adapt the land to the purpose, including the construction of fire control ponds, forest roads and adapting the Avery House for park use.〔〔 In 1938, the State of Connecticut designated Hopeville Pond as a state park.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Hopeville Pond State Park」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク 翻訳と辞書 : 翻訳のためのインターネットリソース Copyright(C) kotoba.ne.jp 1997-2016. All Rights Reserved.