The Dog Lane School, Storrs
LOST MANSFIELD # 17: THE DOG LANE SCHOOL, STORRS
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LOST MANSFIELD # 17: THE DOG LANE SCHOOL, STORRS
Continue reading “The Dog Lane School, Storrs”LOST MANSFIELD # 16: THE JOHN BROWN HOUSE, STORRS.
Continue reading “The John Brown House”LOST MANSFIELD # 15: THE LUCIEN FREEMAN HOUSE, SPRING HILL.
Continue reading “The Lucien Freeman House, Spring Hill”LOST MANSFIELD # 14: THE JABEZ SEARS HOUSE, SPRING HILL.
Continue reading “The Jabez Sears House, Spring Hill”LOST MANSFIELD # 13: THE EXPERIENCE PORTER HOUSE, SPRING HILL
Continue reading “The Experience Porter House”LOST MANSFIELD # 12 – EATON’S ICE HOUSE
Continue reading “Eaton’s Ice House”LOST MANSFIELD # 11: THE CONANTVILLE SILK MILL.
Continue reading “Conantville Mill”LOST MANSFIELD # 10: THE GEORGE CLARK HOUSE, MANSFIELD HOLLOW. For several decades this was the homestead and farm of the George Clark family.
Continue reading “The George Clark House”LOST MANSFIELD # 9: HERBERT CHAPPELL HOUSE, MANSFIELD HOLLOW. This house was built in 1889 for the Herbert G. Chappell family. Mr. Chappell was a manager at the nearby Kirby mill.
Continue reading “Herbert Chappell House”LOST MANSFIELD # 8: THE MILLS IN MANSFIELD HOLLOW.
Continue reading “The Mills in Mansfield Hollow”LOST MANSFIELD # 7: THE MANSFIELD CENTER DISTRICT SCHOOL.
Continue reading “The Mansfield Center School”LOST MANSFIELD # 6: THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN MANSFIELD CENTER. Founded in 1710, the Congregational church in Mansfield Center is the oldest church in Tolland County.
Continue reading “The Congregational Church”LOST MANSFIELD # 5: THE WILLIAM SIMONDS HOUSE.
Continue reading “The William Simonds House”LOST MANSFIELD # 4: THE ISAIAH RAMSDELL HOUSE. In 1838, Edwin Fitch built this house for Isaiah Ramsdell.
Continue reading “The Isaiah Ramsdell House”LOST MANSFIELD #3: THE HOWE/STORRS/DEWING HOUSE. This house was built by Abner Howe in 1794/95. It was later owned by Squire Zalmon Storrs and then inherited by his daughter, Susan Storrs Dewing.
Continue reading “The Howe, Storrs, Dewing House Mansfield Center”LOST MANSFIELD #2: JOHN SALTER HOUSE, MANSFIELD CENTER. This house, built c. 1754 for John Salter, Esq., was one of the landmarks of Mansfield Center.
Continue reading “John Salter House”LOST MANSFIELD #1: THE FARWELL HOUSE, STORRS. In 1736 Isaac Farwell settled his family on a 100-acre farm in North Mansfield. Sometime between 1746 and 1756, his son John built a center-chimney saltbox dwelling near his parent’s home.
Continue reading “The Farwell House”The Mansfield Historical Society will be posting a photographic series titled “Lost Mansfield” to both our web site and our Facebook page.
Continue reading “MHS Launches Lost Mansfield Series”