Enfield, Connecticut

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Enfield, Connecticut is a town in north-central Connecticut historically notable as the site of Jonathan Edwards’s famous 1741 sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.”

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
areaCode 860
959
borders East Longmeadow, Massachusetts
East Windsor, Connecticut
Ellington, Connecticut
Longmeadow, Massachusetts
Somers, Connecticut
Suffield, Connecticut
country United States
county Hartford County
FIPSCode 09-25780
GNISFeatureID 0213424
governmentType council–manager government
hasCorrectionalFacility Osborn Correctional Institution
Robinson Correctional Institution
hasInstitution Enfield Public Schools
hasLibrary Enfield Public Library
hasMajorRoad Interstate 91
U.S. Route 5
hasPark Scantic River State Park (part)
hasVillage Enfield Street
Hazardville
Scitico
Shaker Pines
Thompsonville
historicalIndustry cartridge manufacturing
gunpowder manufacturing
textile manufacturing
historicallyNotableFor Jonathan Edwards’s sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
historicalSite Enfield Shaker Village site
Hazardville Historic District
incorporatedAsTown 1683
locatedIn New England
locatedInRegion north-central Connecticut
locatedNear Springfield, Massachusetts
locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
onceHadCommunity Shaker community
originallyPartOf Hampshire County, Massachusetts
partOfMetropolitanArea Hartford metropolitan area
postalCode 06082
sermonDeliveredBy Jonathan Edwards
sermonDeliveredHere "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
sermonDeliveryYear 1741
settled late 17th century
state Connecticut
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transferredToState Connecticut
transferToConnecticutYear 1749

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Enfield, Connecticut Colony presentDayLocation Enfield, Connecticut
Joseph Meacham placeOfActivity Enfield, Connecticut
Enfield station locatedIn Enfield, Connecticut
Enfield station serves Enfield, Connecticut
Central Connecticut hasTown Enfield, Connecticut
Hartford–Springfield region hasCity Enfield, Connecticut
Windsor Locks, Connecticut borderedBy Enfield, Connecticut
Town of Enfield namedAfter Enfield, Connecticut
Suffield, Connecticut borders Enfield, Connecticut
Somers, Connecticut adjacentTo Enfield, Connecticut
Connecticut Route 190 servesTown Enfield, Connecticut
Padraic Colum placeOfDeath Enfield, Connecticut, United States
linked to: Enfield, Connecticut
Scantic River flowsThrough Enfield, Connecticut
Scantic River mouthLocatedIn Enfield, Connecticut
East Longmeadow, Massachusetts adjacentTo Enfield, Connecticut