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Train Depot in Eagleville. Cotton mill on left side of tracks. Photograph courtesy of Archives & Special Collections, Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, University of Connecticut

Trians and Trolleys in Mansfield By Bruce Clouette

Published by David Landry on April 26, 2020 | Leave a response

From the Mansfield Historical Society Newsletter, Vol. 47, No. 1, March 2011

Posted in Historical Article Series April 26, 2020 | Tagged Bruce Clouette, Central Vermont, Trains Mansfield Connecticut, Trolley Coventry Lake

Train accident near Merrow Station, 1914

Program Railroads in Mansfield

Published by David Landry on October 16, 2019 | Leave a response

Friday November 8, 2019 7:30 PM Buchanan Auditorium at the Mansfield Public Library

Posted in Events, Latest News | Tagged Bruce Clouette, Mansfield, Mansfield connecticut, rail, railroad, railroad history

September 2016 Newsletter

Published by David Landry on September 20, 2016

Posted in Newsletter Archive | Tagged Bruce Clouette, Claude McDaniels, Claude's Place, Daniel Allie, Daniel C. Flaherty, Dick Roberts, East Saddam Stage Company, Edwin S. Fitch, Elijah C. Moulton, Federal Emergency Relief Administration, FERA, genealogical information, George Merrow, Gwendolyn Queazier-Presutti, Harriet Tubman, Helen Stec, I Can't Die But Once, James, Kandie Carle, Libby Merrow, Listen To The Echoes, Madison Dunstan, Madison Savage, Merrow family, Perry and Bishop, research an old house, Richard Gordon, Roberta Smith, Ruby Landry, Ryan Dunstan, Senator Audrey Beck, Sherlock Holmes, silkworm, Simone Landry, The New Deal, William Gillette, Wormwood Hill Road

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