Greenwich, Connecticut: Boomtown
Brasher and richer than ever before, this longtime bastion of gracious and gilded living is not just a sleepy suburb anymore.
By Jamie Marshall
O editor Gayle King says of the circle of friends she refers to as "the Greenwich ladies." "I'd see a black person on the street, and I'd ask, 'Do you live in town, or are you just visiting?' We try to get together once a month.""/>
Waterfront estates offer the utmost in private settings with peaceful views.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
A polished downtown is centered on Greenwich Avenue.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Jack Mitchell, whose family owns Richard clothing store, with son Andrew (center) and nephew Scott.PHOTO: Paul Costello
Plum Pure Foods' Jeffrey and Cai Pandolfino.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
"It started by word of mouth," seven-year resident and O editor Gayle King says of the circle of friends she refers to as "the Greenwich ladies." "I'd see a black person on the street, and I'd ask, 'Do you live in town, or are you just visiting?' We try to get together once a month."PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Mary Scott Himes with her daughter, Linley.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Jessica Zirinis with her daughter, Alexandra, and son Basil.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Wooded backcountry estates in the northern part of town are prized for their open fields -- especially by the horse population.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
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