transportation throughout Lyme and the surrounding towns through its 9 Town Transit Service. Services include connections to Old Saybrook station, served by Amtrak and Shore Line East railroads. Lyme in literature, art, and film Sleep, Andy Warhol's 1964 movie, was filmed in Lyme. Notable people Robert Ballard (born 1942), lives in Lyme; oceanographer Joan Bennett (1910–1990), buried in Lyme; film and television actress Hiel Brockway (died 1842), born in Lyme; founder of Brockport, New York Zebulon Brockway (1827–1920), born in Lyme; penologist; "Father of prison reform" in the United States Daniel Chadwick (1825–1884), born in Lyme; lawyer and politician Donald Barr Chidsey (1902–1981), lived in Lyme for many years; novelist and historian Wequash Cooke (died 1642), buried in Lyme; Native American leader William Diard (1924–2009), retired to Lyme and died there; operatic tenor Dominick Dunne (1925–2009), owned a house in Lyme (Hadlyme); author, journalist, and film producer John Ely (1737–1800), born in Lyme; surgeon and colonel in the American Revolution Walker Evans (1903–1975), lived in Lyme 1940s to 1975; photographer Gladys Kelley Fitch (1896–1971), lived in Lyme; artist; member Old Lyme Art Colony Matthew Griswold (1714–1799), born in Lyme; governor of Connecticut (1784–1786) Roger Griswold (1762–1812), born in Lyme; son of Mathew; US congressman (1785–1805), governor of Connecticut (1811–1812) Roger Hilsman (1919–2014), lived in Lyme; member Lyme Democratic Committee; World War II hero, diplomat, and author Harry Holtzman (1912–1987), lived in Lyme; abstract artist Stephen Johnson (1724–1786), minister Lyme First Congregational; pamphleteer Ezra Lee (1749–1821), born in Lyme; commander of the Turtle submarine during the Revolutionary War, and world's first submariner Beatrice Lillie (1894–1989), lived on Grassy Hill Rd, Lyme in the 1970s; Canadian-born actress Abijah Perkins Marvin (1813–1889), born in Lyme; minister, writer, and teacher; member of the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention of 1853 Dudley Marvin (1786–1856), born in Lyme; New York congressman Charles J. McCurdy (1797–1891), born and died in Lyme; Lt. Governor of Connecticut William Brown Meloney (1905–1971) and Rose Franken (1895–1988), lived in Lyme; husband-wife writing and play production team Robert Mulligan (1925–2008), died at home in Lyme; film director; directed To Kill a Mockingbird Jonathan Parsons (1705–1776), Lyme clergyman Samuel Holden Parsons (1737–1789), born in Lyme; brigadier general in the Continental Army during the American Revolution Jedediah Peck (1748–1821), born in Lyme; "Father of the Common School System" in New York state John Sill Rogers (1796–1860), born in Lyme; physician and politician Timothy Rogers (1756-1834), born