Visit Bozrah, CT

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The Town of Bozrah was originally a part of Norwich called "Nine miles square," acquired from the Sachems of the Mohegan Indians n 1659; a portion later became known as the New Concord Society.  

In the early 1700s this land, west-north-west of the Norwich Town Plot, was opened to additional settlers.

​The nature of the Society was organized and approved by the General Assembly in 1737.  A Site was accepted in 1739 for the construction of a meetinghouse, which was erected soon after.  In 1786 the members of the New Concord Society, "hereby incorporated into a distinct Town by the name of Bozrah," and thus became the 86th town in the State of Connecticut, believed to be the only one with this name in the country.  The name is of Hebrew origin meaning an enclosure or sheepfold.  

​Local attractions include Bozrah Farmers Market, from July to October, Odetah Camping Resort, and the Acorn Acres Campground.  
About Us
  1. Businesses & Organizations:  Here is a list of businesses and organizations in the Town of Bozrah. If you, as a owner or member, would like to be listed on the website, forward a short description, picture or logo, and contact information to [email protected] for review.
  2. Community:  Find out information about the community and community events.
  3. Education:  Access resources and information related to education.
  4. Senior Services - Senior Center:  The Bozrah Senior Center is open Fridays, from 10 am to 1 pm. All seniors 60+ are welcome.
  5. Town Services:  Learn more about the various town services.
  6. Town History:  The area that became Bozrah was first settled as part of the original "nine-miles-square" of Norwich as well as part of the Parish of West Farms. The area became its own parish, called "New Concord" or the "Fourth Society of Norwich", in 1737.
TOWN OF BOZRAH
1 River Road 
Bozrah, CT 06334 
p. 860-889-2689 
f. 860-887-5449
http://townofbozrah.org/