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Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA
"Nor'wich, a city of Connecticut, and semi-capital of New London co., is finely situated on the Thames River, here formed by the confluence of the Shetucket and the Yantic, 13 miles N. of New London, and about 36 miles E.S.E. of Hartford. It is mostly built on the sides and summit of a steep eminence which rises between the Shetucket and Yantic Rivers, and in 2 or 3 small valleys. It is noted for its beautiful residences, which occupy several terraces in the most elevated parts of the city. Broadway and Washington street are noble avenues, lined with mansions and gardens. Norwich is at the head of navigation, has a commodious harbor, and is on the Norwich & Worcester Railroad, at its junction with the New London Northern Rail road. Steamboats ply between this city and New York. It contains a court-house, 25 churches, a public library, a theatre, a masonic temple, a business college, the Norwich Free Academy, liberally endowed, the Slater Art Museum, 5 national banks, with a capital of $2,000,000, 3 savings. banks, with deposits amounting to $16,611,282.87, an electric railway 26 miles in length, and printing offices which issue 2 daily and 2 weekly newspapers.
The branches of the Thames afford water-power here for various manufactories, which are very numerous and extensive. The products of these are cotton goods, for which there are several large mills, machinery, carpets, folded. paper carpet-lining, locks, wood types, firearms (3 manufactories), iron pipes, woollen goods, &c. The capital invested in manufactures and transportation is stated to be $8,000: 000. Here are several paper-mills, the Norwich Worsted Company, the Cranston Printing-Press Works, the Thames Iron-Works, the Norwich Silk Company, the Rogers Cutlery and Plating Company, &c. Pop, of the city in 1880, 15, 112; in 1890, 16,156."
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Joseph Thomas
January 1, 1895
J.B. Lippincott
"Nor'wich, a city of Connecticut, and semi-capital of New London co., is finely situated on the Thames River, here formed by the confluence of the Shetucket and the Yantic, 13 miles N. of New London, and about 36 miles E.S.E. of Hartford. It is mostly built on the sides and summit of a steep eminence which rises between the Shetucket and Yantic Rivers, and in 2 or 3 small valleys. It is noted for its beautiful residences, which occupy several terraces in the most elevated parts of the city. Broadway and Washington street are noble avenues, lined with mansions and gardens. Norwich is at the head of navigation, has a commodious harbor, and is on the Norwich & Worcester Railroad, at its junction with the New London Northern Rail road. Steamboats ply between this city and New York. It contains a court-house, 25 churches, a public library, a theatre, a masonic temple, a business college, the Norwich Free Academy, liberally endowed, the Slater Art Museum, 5 national banks, with a capital of $2,000,000, 3 savings. banks, with deposits amounting to $16,611,282.87, an electric railway 26 miles in length, and printing offices which issue 2 daily and 2 weekly newspapers.
The branches of the Thames afford water-power here for various manufactories, which are very numerous and extensive. The products of these are cotton goods, for which there are several large mills, machinery, carpets, folded. paper carpet-lining, locks, wood types, firearms (3 manufactories), iron pipes, woollen goods, &c. The capital invested in manufactures and transportation is stated to be $8,000: 000. Here are several paper-mills, the Norwich Worsted Company, the Cranston Printing-Press Works, the Thames Iron-Works, the Norwich Silk Company, the Rogers Cutlery and Plating Company, &c. Pop, of the city in 1880, 15, 112; in 1890, 16,156."
Lippincott's Gazetteer of the World: A Complete Pronouncing Gazetteer Or Geographical Dictionary of the World Containing Notices of Over One Hundred and Twenty-five Thousand Places ...
Joseph Thomas
January 1, 1895
J.B. Lippincott
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Monument - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut -- The thirty-five original proprietors of Norwich, Connecticut were:
Thomas Adgate, Richard Edgerton, Maj. John Mason, Robert Allyn, John Elderkin, Dr.... Read MORE...- Norwich justice
The penalties at this time (first half of 18th century) were :
For drunkenness, a fine, (5s. to 10s.,) or to sit in the stocks a couple of hours. ...Read MORE... - 1720 Flood
Sept. 4, 1720. " The flood raised Norwich river to a prodigious height; stacks of hay floated down ; it carried away the bridge by the meeting house a...Read MORE... - 1722 - Clever Indian in Norwich
An Indian being found drunk, was brought before Mr. Justice Bushnell, and sentenced according to the statute, namely, to pay a fine of ten shillings, ...Read MORE... - In the freshet of February, 1727, four of the town bridges were swept away, and among them was this which crossed the Shetucket.
History of Norwich, Connecticut: From Its Possession by the Indians to the Year 1866 Author Frances Manwaring Caulkins Publisher By H.P. Haven, 1874 - 1729 Flood (Norwich)
The Boston News-Letter notices an extraordinary flood of the Shetucket at Norwich, 28th of February, 1729. The warehouses at the Landing were much inj...Read MORE... - 1729 Norwich town common established
In 1729, the proprietors agree, vote, and grant, "that the Plain in the Town Platt, called the meeting house, plain, with all the contents and extent ...Read MORE... - 1730 - Norwich Rattlesnakes
1730. Voted, that whosoever shall kill a rattlesnake within this township at any time within one year ensuing, except in the three summer months, and ...Read MORE... - 1737 Flood (Norwich)
A thaw and freshet of unusual power and rapidity of action occurred Jan. 16, 1737. The Shetucket above its outlet being impeded by a solid bed of ice,...Read MORE... - In 1751 (Norwich) the selectmen were empowered to prosecute with vigor all who should sell or convey land to strangers, and all sales of this kind were declared null and void.
Orders were given likewise that no strangers should remain in the town without the public consent, and this consent seems to have been very cautiously...Read MORE... - 1764 - Leffingwell's Bridge completed (Norwich)
June 20, 1764. " Leffingwell's Bridge over Shetacket river at Norwich Landing it completed. It is 124 feet in length, and 28 feet above the water. Not...Read MORE... - 1767 - 240 Acadians leave Norwich for Quebec
Norwich, as well as other towns in Connecticut, was taxed with the support of a certain number of the French Neutrals, a harmless and much-abused peop...Read MORE... - In 1773, the first Newspaper was established in Norwich.
The proprietors and printers were Alexander Robertson, James Robertson, and John Trumbull, under the firm of Robertsons & Trumbull. It had a flourishi...Read MORE... - 1784 - Norwich Incorporated as a City
This was part of the area known as Mohegin. Several men from Saybrook began a settlement in 1659 and obtained a deed from Uncas, Sachem of the Mohegan...Read MORE... - 1784 Flood (Norwich)
Jan. 8, 1784, was distinguished by a yet greater and more sweeping freshet, which affected both the Yantic and the Shetucket. Several mills and bridge...Read MORE... - 1789 Flood (Norwich)
The year 1789 was marked by a June freshet. For two days, the 10th and 11th of the month, the rains were continuous and flood-like, causing a rapid ri...Read MORE... - 1792 - First turnpike road company, New London to Norwich, incorporated.
After the American Revolution, Connecticut granted franchises for the building of ‘toll’ roads or turnpikes, and in 1792 the first turnpike in Connect...Read MORE... - 1795 - First insurance company incorporated as the Mutual Assurance Company of the City of Norwich.
...This great fire of 1793 quickened public opinion in regard to the benefits to be derived from insurance. Within twenty days after the catastrophe, ...Read MORE... - 1796 - The Norwich Courier was founded by Thomas Hubbard, November 30, 1796
The original Norwich Courier was 18 x 11 inches in size, with four pages. February 12, 1817, Theophilus R. Martin joined with Mr. Hubbard in printing ...Read MORE... - 1797 Flood (Norwich)
Jan. 29, 1797, was marked by a peculiar freshet resulting from a January thaw. The smaller rivers were broken up, and heavy blocks of ice sweeping dow...Read MORE... - The annual Thanksgiving was a day of great hilarity, although its time- honored essential characteristic was a sermon. A peculiar adjunct of this festival in Norwich was a barrel bonfire.
A lofty pole was erected, around which a pyramid of old barrels was arranged, — large at the platform, but a single barrel well tarred forming the ape...Read MORE... - 1807 Flood and Fire (Norwich)
After the present century came in, the first great flood was in 1807. The rivers began to break up on Saturday night, Feb. 7th. The cracking of the va...Read MORE... - 1819 - Norwich
Norwich, a wealthy commercial post town, and the semi-seat of justice of the county, is situated at the head of navigation, on the Thames or Pequot ri...Read MORE... - 1823 Flood (Norwich)
A remarkable freshet occurred on the 6th of March, 1823, which was caused by a rain of twenty four hours continuance falling upon a deep snow. Six bri...Read MORE... - 1835 Flood (Norwich)
March 11, 1835, ushered in a freshet similar to that of 1823. the water rising twelve or fifteen feet. The walls, sheds, and small buildings along the...Read MORE... - 1854 - Norwich
Norwich, a city and semi-capital of New London county, Connecticut, at the head of navigation on the Thames river, where it receives the Yantic, 13 mi...Read MORE... - 1854 Floods (Norwich)
Feb. 8, 1854, most of the wharves were submerged by the breaking up of the ice, and the basements of buildings near the river filled with water. Centr...Read MORE... - 1857 Flood
The 9th and 10th of February, 1857, were marked by a freshet which might be called the Half-century Flood, as occurring so near the anniversary of tha...Read MORE... 
Two Hundredth Anniversary, 1859
1861 - Norwich, Conn., April 14. - The excitement produced by the war news was never equalled here. All our people are read to uphold the Government, and hundreds are ready to enlist.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
April 15, 1861- 1865 Norwich - " A copperhead snake three feet long was killed by two young men in the woods near this city, May 21, 1865."
History of Norwich, Connecticut: From Its Possession by the Indians to the Year 1866 Author Frances Manwaring Caulkins Publisher By H.P. Haven, 1874 
New London and Norwich
Picturesque America... Oliver Bell Bunce, William Cullen Bryant
New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1872-1874.- 1883 - A FAMOUS HOSTELRY BURNED. - THE BRASE BULL INN IN CONNECTICUT DESTROYED BY FIRE.
NORWICH, Conn., Dec. 23 - The oldest house in Windham County, a large wood colored edifice of the "lean to" period, which greatly antedated the revolu...Read MORE... - 1887 - NORWICH, Conn., March 16. - St. Patrick's Catholic Church was damaged to the extent of $10,000 by fire to-day.
The building cost $250,000, and is insured for $52,000. The fire was caused by a careless altar boy dropping a coal from the censer.
Dallas Morning News
Dallas, Texas
March 17, 1887 - 1888 - NO END OF FUN. How the Norwich, Conn., Boys Celebrate Thanksgiving.
They Go About the Town Gathering Barrels, and Then After the Turkey is Eaten What a Thanksgiving Bonfire They Have.
ROAST turkey and fixin's!
Ph...Read MORE... 
Thanksgiving Barrel Burning, Norwich, Conn.
Painesville Telegraph
Painesville, Lake County, Ohio
Nov 29, 1888- 1889 - A SACRIFICE TO MAMMON. Coroner Park's Idea of New Freight Cars Should be Constricted.
NORWICH, Conn., July 2. - Coroner Park has filed another unique verdict in the case of John Pender of New London, a brakeman, who met his death by fal...Read MORE... 
Depot
East Main St. looking West
Corner Main and Shetucket Streets
Norwich Savings Society's Building- 1895 - Norwich
Nor'wich, a city of Connecticut, and semi-capital of New London co., is finely situated on the Thames River, here formed by the confluence of the Shet...Read MORE... 
Court House
Washington Street looking North
Central Fire Station
Bird's Eye View from Laurel Hill, Norwich, Conn.
Preston Bridge, Shetucket River, Norwich, Conn.
First Baptist Church
View on Broadway
Franklin Square
Norwich, Conn.
Masonic Temple, 1905
Norwich Inn- 1906
Norwich, a city, semi-capital of New London co., Conn., finely situated on the Thames River, here formed by the confluence of the Shetucket and the Ya...Read MORE... 
Slater Memorial Hall, 1906
St. Patrick's Church, 1906
Broadway School House
Free Academy Buildings
Broadway Theatre
Municipal Gas and Electric Plant, 1909
Norwich Inn Equestrians
Broadway North from Broad St.
Falls and Canon on Yantic River
View of the Harbor, 1910
Taftville Mill, 1910
Trinity Episcopal Church
Haile Club Tally-Ho- 1913 - BOAT TRAIN WRECKED.
One Woman Badly Injured in Accident Near Norwich.
Special to The New York Times.
NEW LONDON, Conn., Sept. 13. - Central Vermont train running fr...Read MORE... 
Edgemere Hall, Wa-Wog Camps
Falls and Mills from Indian Leap
Broadway from Shannon Building
Davis Theatre, 1920s
The Lake, looking North, Mohegan Park
Main Street from Shetucket Street
Thos. Lamb with S. Crane, Nurseryman, Great Plain
Home of the late David A. Wells
Women's Shack, Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Post Office and B.P.O. Elks, No. 430
Universalist Church- 1967 - March 5 - WEDN TV channel 53 in Norwich, CT (PBS) begins broadcasting
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Home of Samuel Huntington, Washington Street, Norwich, New London, Connecticut
Plaque in memory of Benedict Arnold family - Old Burying Grounds, Norwich, New London, Connecticut.
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Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Monument - Founder's Cemetery, Post Gager Burial Ground, Norwich, New London, Connecticut -- The thirty-five original proprietors of Norwich, Connecticut were:
Thomas Adgate, Richard Edgerton, Maj. John Mason, Robert Allyn, John Elderkin, Dr.... Read MORE...
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Two Hundredth Anniversary, 1859
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
New London and Norwich
Picturesque America... Oliver Bell Bunce, William Cullen Bryant
New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1872-1874.
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Thanksgiving Barrel Burning, Norwich, Conn.
Painesville Telegraph
Painesville, Lake County, Ohio
Nov 29, 1888
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Depot
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
East Main St. looking West
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Corner Main and Shetucket Streets
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Norwich Savings Society's Building
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Court House
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Washington Street looking North
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Central Fire Station
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Bird's Eye View from Laurel Hill, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Preston Bridge, Shetucket River, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Norwich, Conn.
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
First Baptist Church
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
View on Broadway
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Franklin Square
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Masonic Temple, 1905
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Norwich Inn
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Slater Memorial Hall, 1906
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
St. Patrick's Church, 1906
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Broadway School House
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Free Academy Buildings
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Broadway Theatre
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Municipal Gas and Electric Plant, 1909
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Norwich Inn Equestrians
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Broadway North from Broad St.
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Falls and Canon on Yantic River
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
View of the Harbor, 1910
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Taftville Mill, 1910
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Trinity Episcopal Church
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Haile Club Tally-Ho
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Edgemere Hall, Wa-Wog Camps
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Falls and Mills from Indian Leap
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Broadway from Shannon Building
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Davis Theatre, 1920s
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
The Lake, looking North, Mohegan Park
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Main Street from Shetucket Street
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Thos. Lamb with S. Crane, Nurseryman, Great Plain
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Home of the late David A. Wells
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Women's Shack, Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Post Office and B.P.O. Elks, No. 430
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Universalist Church
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Home of Samuel Huntington, Washington Street, Norwich, New London, Connecticut
Norwich, Connecticut, USA
Plaque in memory of Benedict Arnold family - Old Burying Grounds, Norwich, New London, Connecticut.
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Norwich justice
The penalties at this time (first half of 18th century) were :
For drunkenness, a fine, (5s. to 10s.,) or to sit in the stocks a couple of hours. ... Read MORE...
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1720 Flood
Sept. 4, 1720. " The flood raised Norwich river to a prodigious height; stacks of hay floated down ; it carried away the bridge by the meeting house... Read MORE...
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1722 - Clever Indian in Norwich
An Indian being found drunk, was brought before Mr. Justice Bushnell, and sentenced according to the statute, namely, to pay a fine of ten shillings, ... Read MORE...
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In the freshet of February, 1727, four of the town bridges were swept away, and among them was this which crossed the Shetucket.
History of Norwich, Connecticut: From Its Possession by the Indians to the Year 1866 Author Frances Manwaring Caulkins Publisher By H.P. Haven, 1874
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1729 Norwich town common established
In 1729, the proprietors agree, vote, and grant, "that the Plain in the Town Platt, called the meeting house, plain, with all the contents and extent ... Read MORE...
-
1729 Flood (Norwich)
The Boston News-Letter notices an extraordinary flood of the Shetucket at Norwich, 28th of February, 1729. The warehouses at the Landing were much... Read MORE...
-
1730 - Norwich Rattlesnakes
1730. Voted, that whosoever shall kill a rattlesnake within this township at any time within one year ensuing, except in the three summer months, and ... Read MORE...
-
1737 Flood (Norwich)
A thaw and freshet of unusual power and rapidity of action occurred Jan. 16, 1737. The Shetucket above its outlet being impeded by a solid bed of... Read MORE...
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In 1751 (Norwich) the selectmen were empowered to prosecute with vigor all who should sell or convey land to strangers, and all sales of this kind were declared null and void.
Orders were given likewise that no strangers should remain in the town without the public consent, and this consent seems to have been very... Read MORE...
-
1764 - Leffingwell's Bridge completed (Norwich)
June 20, 1764. " Leffingwell's Bridge over Shetacket river at Norwich Landing it completed. It is 124 feet in length, and 28 feet above the water.... Read MORE...
-
1767 - 240 Acadians leave Norwich for Quebec
Norwich, as well as other towns in Connecticut, was taxed with the support of a certain number of the French Neutrals, a harmless and much-abused... Read MORE...
-
In 1773, the first Newspaper was established in Norwich.
The proprietors and printers were Alexander Robertson, James Robertson, and John Trumbull, under the firm of Robertsons & Trumbull. It had a... Read MORE...
-
1784 - Norwich Incorporated as a City
This was part of the area known as Mohegin. Several men from Saybrook began a settlement in 1659 and obtained a deed from Uncas, Sachem of the... Read MORE...
-
1784 Flood (Norwich)
Jan. 8, 1784, was distinguished by a yet greater and more sweeping freshet, which affected both the Yantic and the Shetucket. Several mills and... Read MORE...
-
1789 Flood (Norwich)
The year 1789 was marked by a June freshet. For two days, the 10th and 11th of the month, the rains were continuous and flood-like, causing a rapid... Read MORE...
-
1792 - First turnpike road company, New London to Norwich, incorporated.
After the American Revolution, Connecticut granted franchises for the building of ‘toll’ roads or turnpikes, and in 1792 the first turnpike in... Read MORE...
-
1795 - First insurance company incorporated as the Mutual Assurance Company of the City of Norwich.
...This great fire of 1793 quickened public opinion in regard to the benefits to be derived from insurance. Within twenty days after the catastrophe, ... Read MORE...
-
1796 - The Norwich Courier was founded by Thomas Hubbard, November 30, 1796
The original Norwich Courier was 18 x 11 inches in size, with four pages. February 12, 1817, Theophilus R. Martin joined with Mr. Hubbard in printing ... Read MORE...
-
1797 Flood (Norwich)
Jan. 29, 1797, was marked by a peculiar freshet resulting from a January thaw. The smaller rivers were broken up, and heavy blocks of ice sweeping... Read MORE...
-
The annual Thanksgiving was a day of great hilarity, although its time- honored essential characteristic was a sermon. A peculiar adjunct of this festival in Norwich was a barrel bonfire.
A lofty pole was erected, around which a pyramid of old barrels was arranged, — large at the platform, but a single barrel well tarred forming the... Read MORE...
-
1807 Flood and Fire (Norwich)
After the present century came in, the first great flood was in 1807. The rivers began to break up on Saturday night, Feb. 7th. The cracking of the... Read MORE...
-
1819 - Norwich
Norwich, a wealthy commercial post town, and the semi-seat of justice of the county, is situated at the head of navigation, on the Thames or Pequot... Read MORE...
-
1823 Flood (Norwich)
A remarkable freshet occurred on the 6th of March, 1823, which was caused by a rain of twenty four hours continuance falling upon a deep snow. Six... Read MORE...
-
1835 Flood (Norwich)
March 11, 1835, ushered in a freshet similar to that of 1823. the water rising twelve or fifteen feet. The walls, sheds, and small buildings along... Read MORE...
-
1854 - Norwich
Norwich, a city and semi-capital of New London county, Connecticut, at the head of navigation on the Thames river, where it receives the Yantic, 13... Read MORE...
-
1854 Floods (Norwich)
Feb. 8, 1854, most of the wharves were submerged by the breaking up of the ice, and the basements of buildings near the river filled with water.... Read MORE...
-
1857 Flood
The 9th and 10th of February, 1857, were marked by a freshet which might be called the Half-century Flood, as occurring so near the anniversary of... Read MORE...
1861 - Norwich, Conn., April 14. - The excitement produced by the war news was never equalled here. All our people are read to uphold the Government, and hundreds are ready to enlist.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
April 15, 1861
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1865 Norwich - " A copperhead snake three feet long was killed by two young men in the woods near this city, May 21, 1865."
History of Norwich, Connecticut: From Its Possession by the Indians to the Year 1866 Author Frances Manwaring Caulkins Publisher By H.P. Haven, 1874
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1883 - A FAMOUS HOSTELRY BURNED. - THE BRASE BULL INN IN CONNECTICUT DESTROYED BY FIRE.
NORWICH, Conn., Dec. 23 - The oldest house in Windham County, a large wood colored edifice of the "lean to" period, which greatly antedated the... Read MORE...
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1887 - NORWICH, Conn., March 16. - St. Patrick's Catholic Church was damaged to the extent of $10,000 by fire to-day.
The building cost $250,000, and is insured for $52,000. The fire was caused by a careless altar boy dropping a coal from the censer. Dallas Morning News
Dallas, Texas
March 17, 1887
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1888 - NO END OF FUN. How the Norwich, Conn., Boys Celebrate Thanksgiving.
They Go About the Town Gathering Barrels, and Then After the Turkey is Eaten What a Thanksgiving Bonfire They Have.
ROAST turkey and... Read MORE...
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1889 - A SACRIFICE TO MAMMON. Coroner Park's Idea of New Freight Cars Should be Constricted.
NORWICH, Conn., July 2. - Coroner Park has filed another unique verdict in the case of John Pender of New London, a brakeman, who met his death by... Read MORE...
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1895 - Norwich
Nor'wich, a city of Connecticut, and semi-capital of New London co., is finely situated on the Thames River, here formed by the confluence of the... Read MORE...
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1906
Norwich, a city, semi-capital of New London co., Conn., finely situated on the Thames River, here formed by the confluence of the Shetucket and the... Read MORE...
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1913 - BOAT TRAIN WRECKED.
One Woman Badly Injured in Accident Near Norwich.
Special to The New York Times.
NEW LONDON, Conn., Sept. 13. - Central Vermont train running... Read MORE...
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1967 - March 5 - WEDN TV channel 53 in Norwich, CT (PBS) begins broadcasting
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Genealogy Resources for Norwich
History of Norwich, Connecticut: From Its Possession by the Indians to the Year 1866 Author Frances Manwaring Caulkins Publisher By H.P. Haven, 1874Probate Records of Norwich, Connecticut, Vols. 1-3
The Bottum (Longbottom) Family Album. An Historical and Biographical Genealogy of the Descendants of Daniel (-1732) and Elizabeth (Lamb) Longbottom of Norwich, Connecticut. Rebekah D. Oliver. (1970)
Perkins, Mary E. "Old houses of the antient [sic] town of Norwich, 1660-1800 : with maps, illustrations, portraits, and genealogies"
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