National Trust Joins Fairfield County Fight for Preservation Along Northeast Corridor

— Sophia Muce,

An illustration by David Parker, a Southport architect and member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation Board of Trustees, depicts how the Fairfield skyline could appear after United Illuminating's overhead lines are installed. illustrating how the skyline could appear after the overhead lines are installed.

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FAIRFIELD — The National Trust for Historic Preservation has thrown their support behind local advocates opposing a $225 million proposed project by United Illuminating, warning of  the plan’s “...

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