Images
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Image before 1881
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After modifications image 1880s
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1964 house tour brochure
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1965 map of Trumbull
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Image 1990
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Interior view oak clapboards loft
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Kitchen fireplace
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Tinder box
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Brick beehive oven
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Original exterior door used as sub flooring in 1840s carriage house
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Original door reused as partition in 1880s
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Dining room
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Dining room
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Living room
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Original 16" wide quarter-sawn oak flooring
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Image Winter 2011
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Image Spring 2011
- See also
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- History of Trumbull, Connecticut
- Nichols, Connecticut
- Nichols Farms Historic District
- Stratford, Connecticut
- Trumbull, Connecticut
- Thomas Hawley House
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