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Home to Yale University, New Haven's economy is driven by the University, health care, professional services, financial services, and retail trade. Established in 1784, the city found its fortune in the late 18th century with the inventions and industrial activities of Eli Whitney. With the invention of the Colt automatic revolver in Whitney's gun factory, and the existing clock-making and brass hardware factories, New Haven quickly became a powerful manufacturing economy, mostly in the arms industry.

The climate in New Haven is warm in the summer, and cold and humid in the winter, with frequent snow. Spring and Fall bring pleasantly cool temperatures and moderate precipitation. With summer averages topping out in the mid 80's and winter lows in the low 20's, New Haven offers mild weather and pleasant living conditions by most standards. Downtown New Haven has tremendous character, and has recently been revitalized and filled with dozens of upscale resturants in addition to shops and thousands of apartments.

Unlike many other New England towns, much of New Haven's architecture survived the Civil War, and still stands today. Not only do early Colonial buildings still feature in New Haven, the town has been home to many famous architects thanks to the Yale School of Architecture. Examples of work by many famous architects such as Frank Lloy Wright, Alexander Jackson Davis, Louis Kahn, Robert Venturi, and many others can be found in New Haven. Not only is the town full of amazing architecture, the city has absolutely exploded with and overwhelming array of restaurants. New Haven has it's own style of pizza, and is home to the inventor of the hamburger and steak sandwich. The tradition of immigration into New Haven is reflected by the wide variety of foods available, with resturants representing cuisines spanning the world, as diverse as the city's population.

Culture is alive in New Haven. Many famous Broadway musicals actually began at the Shubert Theater in New Haven before they premiered on Broadway. New Haven is home to a variety of museums, many associated with Yale University. The New Haven Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Haven, and the Yale School of Music combine to perform hundreds of free concerts at several different venues around the city. The famous Toad's Place venue along with several others, has helped to influence alternative music scene. Several movies and scenes from movies have been filmer in and around New Haven.

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