Due south is the familiar landmark of East Rock (6.1 miles), once a sacred site of the native Quinnipiac tribe, and called it "Rotenburg", by Dutch explorers in the early 1600s, for its red, rocky cliffs.
Once a sacred site of the native Quinnipiac tribe, Dutch explorers in the early 1600s called it "Rotenburg" for its red, rocky cliffs. Due south is the familiar landmark of East Rock (6.1 miles).
Due south is the familiar landmark of East Rock (6.1 miles). Once a sacred site of the native Quinnipiac tribe, Dutch explorers in the early 1600s called it "Rotenburg" for its red, rocky cliffs.
Due south is the familiar landmark of East Rock (6.1 miles). Once a sacred site of the native Quinnipiac tribe, Dutch explorers in the early 1600s called it "Rotenburg" for its red, rocky cliffs.