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The
main entrance in the 1930s. |
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A
1947 aerial view of the resort. |
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These
cabins, built in the 1930s, were demolished and updated years ago.
This view is from the front. |
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This
view of the long-gone cabins is from the rear The original main
house is visible in the background. |
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The
Main House and cabins during the 1930s |
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The
dining room and its porch was a center for socializing. |
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A
nice way to follow news of our boys overseas during the Big Two. |
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Horseshoes
was a staple of the Moodus resorts. |
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Posing
at the entrance to the resort's cave during the 1940s. The cave,
in addition to being the inspiration for the Cave Hill's naming,
is the entrance to the main source of the fabled Moodus noises. |
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Four
young women pose at the ME-$-U cabin in 1944. |
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A
girl and her dog at K-T-Did cabin in the 1940s. |
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A
1940s group of young vacationers lounges in front of Laze Bones cabin. |
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Function
triumphs over form as a youngster jumps into the resort's pool |
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A
pool was an essential part of most Moodus resorts. This group is
enjoying the hot summer day. |
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A
large group poses at poolside. |
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A
nice shot of the pool. |
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This
couple in the 1930s knew what put the moo in Moodus. |
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Horse
stables across the street were a great attraction. |
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A
1930s group poses on the resort's wide lawn. |
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Canoeing
on the resort's pond
in the 1940s. |
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Nothing
tastes finer than a weenie-roasted dog. |
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A
1940s group of visitors admires the day's catch. |
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A
group of women in 1939 make the most of their stay in the country. |
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This
1940s end-of-the-summer Labor Day weekend dance was a season tradition. |
