Essex [Middlesex County] was a parish named in 1820 from Essex, England. It was incorporated in 1852 as Old Saybrook then changed its name in 1854 to Essex. Its Native American name is "Patapoug".
Area, 11.8 sq. miles. Population, est., 6,143. Voting districts, 3. Principal industries, boat building and repair, turbine blades, machine parts, novelties, naval lighting equipment and bent wire products.
Essex includes the villages of Ivoryton and Centerbrook.
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- Wood Shop News National consumer/trade publication which covers professional and serious amateur woodworking projects.
- Essex Fire Engine Company No. 1 Volunteer fire department organized in 1833 that responds to fires, Hazmat, water rescue and medical calls.
- Bushy Hill Nature Center Classes in natural history and primitive studies. Located in the Ivoryton section.
- Essex, Connecticut Provides business, government and travel links, plus a visitor's guide, news and events.
- Essex Local News: Topix Local, regional, and statewide news collected from diverse sources on the web.
- Town of Essex Municipal page for the Town of Essex, sponsored by the State of Connecticut Municipal Public Access Initiative.
- Tri Town Family Practice Family physician who provides diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, preventive health care including gynecological care and infant/child care, and minor surgical procedures.