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Journals of TR Palmer Part 3.pdf
Includes the diaries of Timothy Russell Palmer for years 1825-1827 describing everyday life in North Branford.

Journals of TR Palmer, Part 4.pdf
Includes the daily entries of the journals of Timothy Russell Palmer from 1828-1832 describing everyday life in North Branford.
Page 222 is missing.

The Library Story.pdf
Annual report for the North Branford Library System, includes circulation and collection statistics, programs, personnel, a financial statement, and library hours.

Little Red Schoolhouse 1805-2005.pdf
A compilation of information about the Little Red School House and early education in Connecticut and North Branford.

The Murder of Emily Cooper.pdf
Includes information about the murder of Emily Cooper in North Branford in 1849. Also included is information about the murderer, Henry Leander Foote, newspaper accounts of the murder and more.

The Nature Trail by Ellen Bonwill for The Northford Garden Club at Stanley T. Williams School.pdf
A trail guide booklet for teachers and other visitors to use when on the nature trail behind the Stanley T. Williams School. Includes a map of the trail, directions for using the trail, descriptions of the stations on the trail, illustrations of…

The Reverand Warham Williams.pdf
Includes a transcript of a talk delivered about the prominent Northford Reverend Warham Williams and his aunt, Eunice Williams, who was captured in the Deerfield Massacre in 1704.

All America City Saturday Evening Post article.pdf
Announces the winners of the All America Cities Awards, an urban environment development competition among U.S. cities sponsored by "The Saturday Evening Post" and the National Municipal League, in 1972. Urban problems that emerged as railroads and…

The Shoreline Electric Railway (original).pdf
Includes the origins of the Shore Line Electric Railway, a trolley line with service running between New Haven and Old Saybrook, through North Branford, Includes accounts of the deadly wreck that occurred in North Branford on August 13 1917, killing…

The Story of a Country Parish (all pages).pdf
"Zion Church, North Branford stands today on Notch Hill Road, the oldest public building in town, and a silent witness to one hundred sixty-five years of North Branford history. Since the histories of a town and those of its churches are inextricably…
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