Its middle section, arguably the most famous, describes a child who falls asleep at a picnic and dreams that he is a member of General Israel Putnam's revolutionary war army.  
The title locations are Redding Center, Connecticut; Stockbridge, Massachusetts; and Boston.  Its final section is a setting of a poem by Robert Underwood Johnson about the Housatonic River, while its opening section is an impression of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' memorial to the 54th Massachusetts Regiment in Boston Common.  Its middle section, arguably the most famous, describes a child who falls asleep at a picnic and dreams that he is a member of General Israel Putnam's revolutionary war army.  For 10 points identify this orchestral suite by Charles Ives.
The title locations are Redding Center, Connecticut; Stockbridge, Massachusetts; and Boston.  
Three Places in New England or First Orchestral Suite