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Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
The Tunxis Native American tribe originated in Farmington.
In the 1800s, Farmington was known as "Grand Central Station" on the Underground Railroad in the state because of the town’s efforts to help slaves escape.
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Fredric Andruss Place, 1670
Compliments of F.P. Swanston's Ice Cream Parlor
Postcard- 1819 - Farmington
Farmington, a wealthy post town, is situated 10 miles west from Hartford. It is bounded east by Hartford and Berlin, north by Simsbury, west by Bristo...Read MORE... - 1828 - Farmington Canal opened from New Haven to Farmington
Timeline of Connecticut History - 1854 - Farmington
Farmington. a post-township of Hartford co., Connecticut, 10 miles W. by S. from Hart ford, on the New Haven and Northampton rail road. Round Hill, in...Read MORE... - 1859
FARMINGTON, a township of Hartford co., in the state of Connecticut, 9 miles SW of Hartford, situated on the Farmington canal, which extends from New ...Read MORE... 
1870 - Nellie Grant, the President's daughter, is attending school at Farmington, Conn.
St Joseph Herald
Saint Joseph, Michigan
June 25, 1870- 1876 - March 1 - Guernsey Cattle Club forms (Farmington Conn)
historyorb.com - 1895 - Farmington / Unionville
Farmington, a beautiful post-village of Hartford co., Conn., on the Farmington River, and in a township of the same name, 9 or 10 miles W.S.W. of Hart...Read MORE... 
Miss Porter's School, looking West, Farmington, Conn.
"Miss Porter's School (also known as Porter's, Farmington, or MPS) is a private college preparatory school for girls located in Farmington, Connecticut. It is a selective school that excels in ... Read MORE...
Postcard- 1905 - March 2 - STATION AGENT KILLS BURGLAR
Gang Had Attacked Him in His Office at Unionville, Conn.
Unionville, Conn., March 2 - A. A. Burnham, station agent of the New York, New Haven & Har...Read MORE... 
The Old Mill, 1910
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Unionville, Conn. American Writing Paper Co.
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Back St. Factories, Unionville, Conn.
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Case Manufacturing Company and Farmington River, Unionville, Conn.
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Elm Tree Inn, 1915
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Main Street
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Farmington, a banking post-village of Hartford co., Conn., on the Farmington River, in a township (town) of the same name, 9 miles WSW. of Hartford, a...Read MORE... 
High School
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Public Library
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Congregation Church and Memorial Building
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The Swimming Pool at the Lodge, 1927
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The Woodshed
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Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Fredric Andruss Place, 1670
Compliments of F.P. Swanston's Ice Cream Parlor)
Fredric Andruss Place, 1670
Compliments of F.P. Swanston's Ice Cream Parlor
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Miss Porter's School, looking West, Farmington, Conn.
"Miss Porter's School (also known as Porter's, Farmington, or MPS) is a private college preparatory school for girls located in Farmington, Connecticut. It is a selective school that excels in academics and athletics...
Miss Porter's School was established in 1843 by education reformer Sarah Porter, who recognized the importance of women's education. She was insistent that the school's curriculum include chemistry, physiology, botany, geology, and astronomy in addition to the more traditional Latin, French, German, spelling, reading, arithmetic, trigonometry, history, and geography. Also encouraged were such athletic opportunities as tennis, horseback riding, and in 1867 the school formed its own baseball team, the Tunxises. In 1884, Sarah Porter hired her former student, Mary Elizabeth Dunning Dow, with whom she began to share more of her duties as Head of School. From then until her death in 1900, Miss Porter gradually relinquished her control of the school to Mrs. Dow..." wikipedia)
Miss Porter's School, looking West, Farmington, Conn.
"Miss Porter's School (also known as Porter's, Farmington, or MPS) is a private college preparatory school for girls located in Farmington, Connecticut. It is a selective school that excels in ... Read MORE...
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - The Old Mill, 1910)
The Old Mill, 1910
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Unionville, Conn. American Writing Paper Co.
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Unionville, Conn. American Writing Paper Co.
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Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Back St. Factories, Unionville, Conn.
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Back St. Factories, Unionville, Conn.
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Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Case Manufacturing Company and Farmington River, Unionville, Conn.
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Case Manufacturing Company and Farmington River, Unionville, Conn.
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Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Main Street)
Main Street
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Elm Tree Inn, 1915)
Elm Tree Inn, 1915
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Post Office)
Post Office
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Congregation Church and Memorial Building)
Congregation Church and Memorial Building
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - High School)
High School
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - Public Library)
Public Library
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - The Swimming Pool at the Lodge, 1927)
The Swimming Pool at the Lodge, 1927
Farmington, Connecticut, USA
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 - The Woodshed)
The Woodshed
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1819 - Farmington
Farmington, a wealthy post town, is situated 10 miles west from Hartford. It is bounded east by Hartford and Berlin, north by Simsbury, west by... Read MORE...
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1828 - Farmington Canal opened from New Haven to Farmington
Timeline of Connecticut History
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1854 - Farmington
Farmington. a post-township of Hartford co., Connecticut, 10 miles W. by S. from Hart ford, on the New Haven and Northampton rail road. Round Hill,... Read MORE...
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1859
FARMINGTON, a township of Hartford co., in the state of Connecticut, 9 miles SW of Hartford, situated on the Farmington canal, which extends from New ... Read MORE...
1870 - Nellie Grant, the President's daughter, is attending school at Farmington, Conn.
St Joseph Herald
Saint Joseph, Michigan
June 25, 1870
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1876 - March 1 - Guernsey Cattle Club forms (Farmington Conn)
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1895 - Farmington / Unionville
Farmington, a beautiful post-village of Hartford co., Conn., on the Farmington River, and in a township of the same name, 9 or 10 miles W.S.W. of... Read MORE...
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1905 - March 2 - STATION AGENT KILLS BURGLAR
Gang Had Attacked Him in His Office at Unionville, Conn.
Unionville, Conn., March 2 - A. A. Burnham, station agent of the New York, New Haven &... Read MORE...
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1916
Farmington, a banking post-village of Hartford co., Conn., on the Farmington River, in a township (town) of the same name, 9 miles WSW. of Hartford,... Read MORE...
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