14. The Golden Triangle – Greenwich, Connecticut
The Golden Triangle is a section in Greenwich, Connecticut that is considered to be America’s wealthiest neighborhood. With a mean household income of $510,848, it is home to some of the country’s leading hedge fund managers and financiers. Celebrities such as John Mayer and Phil Donahue, also live in Greenwich. Among the things to do is take a visit to the Bruce Museum. The museum started off as a private house that was purchased by Robert Moffat Bruce in 1858. A year before Bruce’s passing, he deeded the house over to the Town of Greenwich instructing the town to use it as a public museum and historical site. Each year, there are two community events which are the Spring Outdoor Crafts Festival and the Outdoor Fall Arts Festival. Another attraction is the LEO Zoological Conservation Center—a nonprofit company that is focused on conserving at risk animals and other species.
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