Bridgeport

Bridgeport is a city in the U.S. state of Connecticut. The biggest city in the state, it is situated in Fairfield County at the mouth of the Pequonnock River on Long Island Sound. The Greater Bridgeport zone is the 48th-biggest urban territory in the United States. Bridgeport is famous for its open stop framework, which has prompted its official epithet as "the Park City". The city's first open stop was the westerly part of McLevy Green, first put aside as an open square 1806,although the Clinton Park Militia Grounds and Old Mill Green were put aside before as open center by the towns of Fairfield and Stratford, separately. As the city quickly developed in populace, inhabitants perceived the requirement for more open parks and by 1864, Barnum and different occupants had given roughly 44 sections of land to make Seaside Park, now expanded by procurement and landfill to 375 sections of land.

In 1878, more than 100 sections of land of land flanking the Pequonnock River was included as Beardsley Park. Bridgeport has ious galleries, extending from the science-situated to expressive arts and verifiable, and in addition the state's biggest zoo. The Discovery Museum and Planetarium underscores displays on science, with the state's solitary Challenger Center, partnered with the national space program. The Housatonic Museum of Art, situated at Housatonic Community College, has the biggest accumulation of specialty of any two-year school in the country. The Barnum Museum praises the player, carnivals and Bridgeport history.