of the route to Hartford becoming free in 1838. The path of the road is now mostly covered by Route 109. The turnpike entered Dedham center using High Street, and in Westwood, Dover and Medfield the old turnpike exists as Hartford Street, while Route 109 uses the older alignment with better grades. Near the west end, Route 109 turns west towards Milford, and the turnpike continues southwest on Main Street to end at its merge with Route 126 and the Middle Post Road. The original Route 109 went from US 7 in Pittsfield to US 20 in West Brookfield along what is now Route 9. This western section of Route 109 was decommissioned in 1933, during the flooding of the Quabbin Reservoir, as it had run through the center of Enfield, Massachusetts, a town itself disincorporated in late April 1938 due to the flooding of the Quabbin Reservoir. Major intersections References Neilbert.com Massachusetts Route Log External links Francis D. Donovan, The Hartford & Dedham Turnpike in Medway, 1995 109 Pre-freeway turnpikes in the United States Transportation in Norfolk County, Massachusetts Transportation in Suffolk County, Massachusetts Transportation in Worcester County, Massachusetts Historic trails and roads in Dedham, Massachusetts