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Simsbury, Connecticut, USA
Westminster School
"Westminster School is a small, private, highly selective boarding and day school located in Simsbury, Connecticut. Westminster School was founded by William Lee Cushing in 1888 as a boys' school in Dobbs Ferry, New York...
In 1900, as enrollment increased, Cushing moved the school to its current location in Simsbury, Connecticut. The land had been donated through a trustee of the school, Arthur M. Dodge, a member of an old Hartford family. Williams Hill, the new site, offered more than 230 acres (0.93 km2) with commanding views of the Farmington River. It also provided train service for students to New York and Boston, a boon to families from those areas..." wikipedia
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"Westminster School is a small, private, highly selective boarding and day school located in Simsbury, Connecticut. Westminster School was founded by William Lee Cushing in 1888 as a boys' school in Dobbs Ferry, New York...
In 1900, as enrollment increased, Cushing moved the school to its current location in Simsbury, Connecticut. The land had been donated through a trustee of the school, Arthur M. Dodge, a member of an old Hartford family. Williams Hill, the new site, offered more than 230 acres (0.93 km2) with commanding views of the Farmington River. It also provided train service for students to New York and Boston, a boon to families from those areas..." wikipedia){kind=small}