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Norwichtown is a
historic neighborhood in the city of Norwich, Connecticut,
United States. It is
generally the area
immediately north of the
Yantic River...
- three-mile (4.8 km) area
around the
Norwichtown Green. The 69
founding families soon
divided up the land in the
Norwichtown vicinity for
farms and businesses...
- Society. In 1785,
Huntington built his
mansion house just off the
green in
Norwichtown,
Connecticut at what is now 34 East Town
Street and the
current headquarters...
- (Gardner)
Carpenter House and the Red House, is a
Georgian style house in
Norwichtown area of Norwich, Connecticut. A
house was
previously on the site, but...
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located about a mile from the
center of
Norwich in
close proximity to the
Norwichtown Green. It was
founded by a
group of
Episcopalians around a
small green...
- 1962)
Danielson Groton South Killingly New
London (Closed in 1980s)
Norwichtown Old
Saybrook Putnam (Closed in 1980s)
Waterford (Closed in
February 2017)...
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historic building that was
built between 1772 and 1774 on the
green in
Norwichtown, now a
section of Norwich, Connecticut. It is a 30 feet (9.1 m) by 24...
- of "piety, patience, and virtue." Her
gravestone is
still visible in
Norwichtown Burying Grounds, yet no one
knows who paid for it.
Arnold had nine children:...
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Leffingwell House Museum) is a
historic inn at 348
Washington Street in the
Norwichtown section of Norwich, Connecticut. With a
construction history dating to...
- 1657
Longueuil Quebec Canada 1658
Harlem New York
United States 1659
Norwichtown Connecticut United States Consolidated with the city of
Norwich in 1952...
