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A history of the industrial site #15, the Mill Pond Tavern site from 1739 to 1929 in Northford, Connecticut

An account of nineteen patents issued to local entrepreneurs between 1843 and 1867.

Includes two hundred years of the history of St. Andrew's Protesant Episcopal Church in Northford, Connecticut.

Taken on the front steps of Atwater Memorial Library on the day the building was dedicated.

Front Row from left to right -- Rev. DeVries, pastor of the North Branford Congregational Church; Douglas B. Holabird, First Selectman; Mrs. Frederick Davis, Library Board Member; Mr. Atwater's Daughter; Miss Ann Willson, Secretary to Mr. Atwater;…

Miss Ann Willson giving the deeds and legal papers to Mr. Douglas B. Holabird, Selectman making the library town property. Left to right in picture, Judge Ellsworth B. Foote; Governor Raymond E. Baldwin; Mrs. Alden J. Hill and Rev. Fr. McCarthy.

Autograph seekers and Governor Baldwin

"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…

Included is a brief history of North Branford, Connecticut.

Histories of North Branford and Northford, Connecticut taken from a series of articles written for The Citizen.