Norwich Early Homes And History
Norwich Early Homes And History
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Philip Turner were the leading physicians of the place.
Near the entrance to Mill Lane is the Reynolds house, which is on the original home lot, and is one of the few houses that has some of the original house still in it. The other one is the Gen. Jabez Huntington house, which is the quaintest, oldest and most interesting one in the city. Mill Lane was the thoroughfare to the Landing. It was changed to La Fayette Street, because it was said General La Fayette called on a Frenchman living there... named Louis Barriel, a stocking weaver.
The triangular plot now the Little Plain was formerly called the Everett Lot. It belonged to Colonel Leffingwell, and after his death was purchased jointly by Hezekiah Perkins and Jabez Huntington, and in 181 1 presented by them to the city on con- dition that it should be enclosed and used only as a park.
East of the park was the old L'Homedieu house and rope- walk. This house was a quaint old mansion with a lean-to, and the rope-walk was conspicuous with its red paint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philip Turner were the leading physicians of the place.
Near the entrance to Mill Lane is the Reynolds house, which is on the original home lot, and is one of the few houses that has some of the original house still in it. The other one is the Gen. Jabez Huntington house, which is the quaintest, oldest and most interesting one in the city. Mill Lane was the thoroughfare to the Landing. It was changed to La Fayette Street, because it was said General La Fayette called on a Frenchman living there... named Louis Barriel, a stocking weaver.
The triangular plot now the Little Plain was formerly called the Everett Lot. It belonged to Colonel Leffingwell, and after his death was purchased jointly by Hezekiah Perkins and Jabez Huntington, and in 181 1 presented by them to the city on con- dition that it should be enclosed and used only as a park.
East of the park was the old L'Homedieu house and rope- walk. This house was a quaint old mansion with a lean-to, and the rope-walk was conspicuous with its red paint.
What to read after Norwich Early Homes And History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Lester From Old Catalog Tyler to read onlineMoreLess
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