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The first silk mill in the U.S. was built in Mansfield, where silk manufacturing was the prime industry.
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- Mansfield was incorporated in October 1702 from the Town of Windham
www.wikipedia.org - The first silk mill in the United States was built at Hanks Hill in 1810, and for many years, Mansfield led the country in silk production.
www.mansfieldct.gov - In 1827, the Mansfield Silk Company was founded
http://www.mansfieldct-history.org/ - Zalmon Storrs operated a silk mill in Mansfield Hollow as early as 1833
http://www.mansfieldct-history.org/ - 1854 - Mansfield
Mansfield, a post-township of Tolland co., Connecticut, on the Nntchaug river, and on the New London, Willimantic, and Palmer rail road, 38 miles N....Read MORE... - The Storrs Agricultural School was established in 1881 and became the University of Connecticut,
http://www.mansfieldct.gov/ - 1895 - Mansfield
Mans'field, a post township of Tolland co., Conn., is intersected by the New London Northern Railroad. It contains villages named Mansfield Centre,...Read MORE... 
Storrs Congregational Church
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Hawley Armory, C. A. C.
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William Henry Hall, Dormitory
The University of Connecticut
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Storrs Congregational Church
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Hawley Armory, C. A. C.
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Mansfield, Connecticut, USA
 - William Henry Hall, Dormitory
The University of Connecticut)
William Henry Hall, Dormitory
The University of Connecticut
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Mansfield was incorporated in October 1702 from the Town of Windham
www.wikipedia.org
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The first silk mill in the United States was built at Hanks Hill in 1810, and for many years, Mansfield led the country in silk production.
www.mansfieldct.gov
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In 1827, the Mansfield Silk Company was founded
http://www.mansfieldct-history.org/
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Zalmon Storrs operated a silk mill in Mansfield Hollow as early as 1833
http://www.mansfieldct-history.org/
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1854 - Mansfield
Mansfield, a post-township of Tolland co., Connecticut, on the Nntchaug river, and on the New London, Willimantic, and Palmer rail road, 38 miles N.... Read MORE...
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The Storrs Agricultural School was established in 1881 and became the University of Connecticut,
http://www.mansfieldct.gov/
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1895 - Mansfield
Mans'field, a post township of Tolland co., Conn., is intersected by the New London Northern Railroad. It contains villages named Mansfield Centre,... Read MORE...
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