Actually, boaters used the former "Cedars" beach at this site until the railroad filled it in about 100+ years ago. (See attached photo. "Vue de l'eau Pavilion" means "View of the Water Pavilion", a once-popular beach resort at Hallock Ave. & First St. in Oyster Point, re-named City Point by the Hallock family in 1868.)

That is a moot point, Joe. The street address is there and that is all that is needed for this site...

That is a moot point, Joe. The street address is there and that is all that is needed for this site...

c. 1890 ad

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Can't get the 1890s "Vue de L'eau Pavilion" ad to load, so you have to go here, scroll down to the 2nd group of photos & click the 2nd page:
http://www.citypointnewhavenconnecticut.net/historic_photos_of_city_point
(I'll bet they didn't dump car bumpers here in the 1890s.)

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Chris,
I saw this morning. I requested that they be picked up.

Bumpas removed, Thanks Chris Soto