Once known as Scatacook by the local Native Americans, which roughly means “falls many times,” Kent Falls State Park in CT was settled in the late 1700s and early 1800s. The gushing creek was used to power the local grain mills and sawmills. Over the subsequent decades, the need for water-powered mills declined, and many structures were abandoned and fell into disrepair. Upstream, the foundations of a couple of these mills are still visible. The state of Connecticut began purchasing small parcels of land in 1919 and officially established Kent Falls State Park in the early 1930s.
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