Judges Cave

Two English judges who fled an imperial capital punishment are respected at their concealing spot high above New Haven. Judges Cave, at the summit of West Rock State Park, is a vast shake development that, to be reasonable, extends the normal thought of what a surrender resembles.

That presumably appeared like a smart thought until the point when the government was reestablished in 1660 and Charles II requested the execution of the judges who had his dad decapitated. New Haven's semi surrender was the concealing spot of Edward Whalley and William Goffe, who were among 59 individuals from Parliament who marked the warrant sentencing King Charles I to death in 1649.