Welcome to the Town of Thompson’s website. We have a strong commitment to providing information and are looking forward to your inquiries and visits. Thompson is a unique town located in the northeast corner of Connecticut bordering Massachusetts and Rhode Island. In Thompson you will find many different villages with a variety of housing. Also, you will find a unique rural character with a beautiful country setting. The town also has the Historic Thompson Common, where militias trained from the time of the French and Indian War until disbanded by the State Legislature in the mid 1800’s. Thompson is also located in the nationally recognized Quinebaug Shetucket Heritage Corridor also known as the Last Green Valley.
Mission Statement
To enhance, promote and support quality recreation facilities and opportunities for all residents of the community.
What We Do
- Plan, implement and oversee recreational programs for residents of the Town such as bus trips, community events, after school youth activities, adult fitness, and senior citizen activities
- Collaborate with scheduling & maintenance for Town parks and play grounds
- Visit our website for current activities and online registration
Mission: to provide the best possible informational, educational, cultural and recreational services in a warm and inviting environment. The Thompson Public Library/Community Center is a 20,400 square foot facility. The collection consists of about 55,000 items — books, books on CD, DVDs, music CDs, 90+ magazine & newspaper subscriptions, and access to various online resources.
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TEEG (Thompson Ecumenical Empowerment Group) is a small grassroots non-profit social service agency in North Grosvenordale, CT. We began in 1985 as a group of volunteers that joined together to meet the needs of “Three Rows”, the largest mill village in the North Grosvenordale section of Thompson. The community volunteers determined our focus was to create a safe place for children to play and to foster “self-help.” In 1988, TEEG was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
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The Last Green Valley is green by day and dark by night. We are a National Heritage Corridor with a rich history in a surprisingly rural landscape. With 84% forest and farm, we are the last swath of dark night sky in the coastal sprawl between Boston and Washington DC. The Last Green Valley, Inc. (TLGV) works for you in the National Heritage Corridor. Together, we can care for it, enjoy it and pass it on!
The Thompson Economic Development Commission is dedicated to further growth and development of the town by attracting, retaining, and assisting businesses, while also preserving the integrity of the town’s rich heritage.
Welcome to the Thompson Historical Society, where we share the history of the founders and original settlers of our town. We encourage the study of the historical traditions of Thompson, and work to preserve its documents and relics. If you live in town, or are just curious about the history of northeastern Connecticut and the part Thompson played in shaping this region then and now, we encourage you to take a look through our collections and histories.
Welcome to Connecticut’s Northeast! Our corner of the state is a region of all seasons, filled with abundant natural beauty and charming history. The Northeastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce serves the area as a non-profit professional organization whose mission is to promote the increased profitability of area businesses through a strong economy. Our membership of over 500 businesses is committed to the concept that there is enormous strength in unity and great benefit to be gained in the exchange of information and ideas.
Whether you’re planning to relocate to Connecticut’s northeast or visit our area for a short time, we are confident that our business community is anxious to make your time here pleasant and productive. This community guide/membership directory comes to you with the compliments and best wishes of the Northeastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce.
