Clock Tower Road in Windham, Connecticut

Clock Tower Road in Windham is an asphalted residential street. It runs in a north-south direction starting from Eastern Road and crosses Village Road and ends at Windham Street Extension. The nearest stop is Winthrop Hall.

Road Type: residential street
Route: north-south

Bus stops

Winthrop Hall.

Streets nearby

Windham Street Extension

Fine Arts, ESCU, High at Serwan, Counseling & Psychological Services, Windham Town Hall, Subway, High Stylz Salon, Willimantic Brewing Company, High at Prospect

ECSU Clock Tower, Heat Plant, Webb

Gulemo Printers, La Mexicana Supermercado y Taquería

Summit Street Extension

Monticello Street

Valley at High/Noble, Elm Package Store, Wings 'n' Pies, PPI Risk Reduction Office, Valley at Pearl/Bank, O.L. Willard Company, Domino's, Grace House, Dollar Tree, Moe's Southwest Grill, Valley at Childcare, Valley at Ashton Towers, Willimantic Child Care & Family Development Programs, Valley at Jackson

Handfield Avenue

Charter Oak Road

Child & Family Center, Sports Center

Buildings nearby

Admissions Building

High Rise Apartments

Center for Community Engagement

William D. Grant Alumni House

Clinics nearby

Carlson ProCare

Dormitories nearby

John Winthrop Hall

Daniel Burnap Hall

Bernice Clark Niejadlik Hall

Prudence Crandall Hall

Samson Occum Hall

Fitness centers nearby

Food courts nearby

Margaret C. Hurley Hall

Libraries nearby

J. Eugene Smith Library

Parking lots nearby

Shakespeare Parking Garage

Cervantes Parking Garage

Parks nearby

Places of worship nearby

Knight House Multifaith Center

First Spiritualist Church of Willimantic

Planetariums nearby

Robert K. Wickware Planetarium

Residential buildings nearby

Henry T. Burr Hall

George H. Shafer Hall

School buildings nearby

Donald A. Kramer Building

University buildings nearby

Constitution Hall

Science Building

University Honors House

Charles R. Webb Hall

North Heating Plant

Alvin B. Wood Support Services Center

Robert H. Goddard Hall

Communication Building

Frederick A. Gelsi–Leslie T. Young Hall

Fine Arts Instructional Center