Hamilton Reservoir is located in the Town of Holland, Massachusetts .  Holland is located in south, central Massachusetts bordering Union, Connecticut.  In the 1860's the Hamilton Woolen Company dammed the Quinnebaug River and formed the Hamilton Reservoir.  The Reservoir is located in the headwater region of the Quinebaug River watershed which flows north through the town and combines with the French and Middle Rivers to form the Thames River.  The Thames flows southward through Connecticut into Long Island Sound.

Next Meeting: May 22, 2010 - Refreshments start at 8:30 and the business meeting starts at 9 am. Interesting new information for you at the May meeting.   NOTICE **** NOTICE **** NOTICE Looking for ideas on Stormwater - Best Management Practices see Lake Information PVPC Presentation.            Friends of HRA COOKBOOK   FOR SALE - $10.00  Available at the HRA meetings or by contacting: Becky      413 245 8339  Bev          413 245 0194   Proceeds go to the HRA “Save the Lake” Fund            Join the Fun and Help Save Hamilton Reservoir! “Preserve our Lake – Preserve our Town” Hamilton Reservoir is the one of Holland’s biggest assets. It gives us a place to swim, ski, fish, boat, play & relax. The HRA (Hamilton Reservoir Association) is working to raise funds for additional lake maintenance in the future. It will take the help of ALL Holland residents. Join the HRA - $35 for membership – or make a “Save the Lake Fund” donation. Send your membership form and donations to: HRA, 27 Sturbridge Rd., Unit 17, Holland, MA 01521 Please indicate: donation or membership & include mailing address and email address.