Editing Branford, Connecticut (section)

===Indian Neck===

Indian Neck is in the south-central section of Branford, dominated by a peninsula bordering Branford Harbor. Both Foote Park and John B. Sliney Memorial Park are located within Indian Neck.

Back in the early to mid 20th century Indian Neck was a tourist destination.  Trolley service came down to Sybil and Limewood avenues, which had its own commercial area.  These included Harry's General Store, Bud's Bait Box, and on Limewood Ave the Waverly Inn, Madelyn's Restaurant, Surfside Restaurant, a news, comics, candy, variety store named Lounsberry's, and Dairy Joy Ice Cream.  Much of the area contained second homes, so the beach was an active place.  As the area became more year-round the commercial business slowly shut down.  The Montasco Inn, owned/operated for many years by the Poirot's was torn down in the 1960's. The landmark Waverly Inn burned to the ground in the early 1970s truly marking the end of an era.

Indian Neck – Pine Orchard Volunteer Fire Company 9 is located here.

In February 2015, [[Stony Creek Brewery]], named after the [[Stony Creek (Branford)|Stony Creek]] area of Branford, opened its doors here.<ref name="BrewBound">{{Cite web|title = The 'New' Stony Creek Brewery|url = http://www.brewbound.com/news/profile-the-new-stony-creek-brewery|website = brewbound.com|date = October 8, 2015|access-date = October 20, 2015}}</ref>