St. Mary Church
95 Main Street
Stonington, CT 06378

St. Mary is in a part of Stonington referred to by the locals as "Stonington Borough" or just "the borough." It's a little mini-peninsula. Also home to Connecticut's only working commercial fishing fleet, a lighthouse, and some very pricey restaurants, it's a confusing little area of windy tiny streets (not unlike some areas of Baltimore…). However, if you get lost in the borough, take comfort in the fact that you won't get very far and eventually you'll end up at the church. The church is one of the biggest buildings in the borough, standing out with that big pointy spire, and it is in front of a large green.

• Take exit 91
• Take a left at the bottom of the ramp onto Pequot Trail
• Go straight through one stop light
• After the stop light, go about ¼ mile and take a left onto North Main Street.
• Follow North Main Street.
• You will come to a stoplight and Rt. 1. Continue straight on North Main Street. There will be a cemetery on your left.
• Continue on North Main St. until you see Trumbull Ave. Go left on Trumbull.
• Take your first right. This will take you on a bridge over some railroad tracks.
• At the bottom of the bridge, take a right.
• Take your next right onto Matthew Street. (If you miss this turn, you will end up at the railroad tracks.)
• Continue on Matthew Street. The church will be on your right. Take the first entrance into the church parking lot on the right.

• Take exit 91
• At the bottom of the ramp at the stoplight, take a right onto Pequot Trail.
• Go about ¼ mile and take a left onto North Main Street.
• Follow North Main Street.
• You will come to a stoplight and Rt. 1. Continue straight on North Main Street. There will be a cemetery on your left.
• Continue on North Main St. until you see Trumbull Ave. Go left on Trumbull.
• Take your first right. This will take you on a bridge over some railroad tracks.
• At the bottom of the bridge, take a right.
• Take your next right onto Matthew Street. (If you miss this turn, you will end up at the railroad tracks.)
• Continue on Matthew Street. The church will be on your right. Take the first entrance into the church parking lot on the right.