- Lake
Waramaug is a 656-acre (265 ha) lake
occupying parts of the
towns of Kent,
Warren and
Washington in
Litchfield County, Connecticut,
United States...
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Waramaug succeeded Squantz in 1725 as
sachem of the
Potatuck Native American tribe,
folded into the
current Schaghticoke tribe, who
lived along the length...
- Lake
Waramaug State Park is a 95-acre (38 ha)
public recreation area
located on the
northwest s**** of Lake
Waramaug in the town of Kent,
Litchfield County...
- 47%, are water. The
dominant geographic feature of New
Preston is Lake
Waramaug,
which is
situated just
north of the New
Preston village center and is...
- Contemporaneously, new
seasonal residents established themselves at Lake
Waramaug in New Preston.
Birth of
Steep Rock. In 1925,
architect Ehrick Rossiter...
- the
Wyantenuck and the
Potatuck Nations who were
ruled under the
Sachems Waramaug and Pocono.
Sachem Pocono's
village was in an
enormous palisade along the...
- 1725. The land was
later sold in 1729 for the
equivalent of $300.
Chief Waramaug succeeded Chief Squantz in 1725 in
sachemship of the Potatuck. One of Chief...
- well as
others such as MIT, BU, and Wisconsin. The race is held on Lake
Waramaug in New Preston, Connecticut. 2015 -
Radcliffe 2014-
Radcliffe 2013 - Radcliffe...
- Only five of the nine
songs from
Deadsy appear on Commencement: "Lake
Waramaug," "The Elements," "Flowing Glower," "****ure Years," and "Cruella." These...
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death in the
winter of 1724–1725. Lake
Waramaug in
Warren and Washington, Connecticut, is
named for
Chief Waramaug, a
leader of the
Potatuck people from...
