Norwich Early Homes And History a Paper
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Dr. Howe, facing The Parade, was built by Joseph Teel of Preston in 1789 or '90. It was de- signed for an hotel and advertised as "The Teel house, sign of General Washington. " It was noted for its fine hall or assembly room, where shows were exhibited and "Balls and Clubs accom- modated. " Where General Ely lived was the home of Rev. Alfred Mitchell, and his distinguished son Donald (Ik Marvel) was born there in 1822. It was a fine large mansion, but one sad day it was cut into two parts, rais...ed on jack-screws, and with slow and digni- fied movement retired to the Falls, where the parts were rejoined and became a mill house "sic transit gloria mtmdi. " A large portion of Washington Street was through land be- longing to Mr. Simon Lathrop. It followed the river, and the path had been called the West sheep walk, while Union Street and Broadway had been called the East sheep walk.
The first house was built by Elijah Lathrop in 1780, others soon followed ; Samuel Woodbridge, afterwards owned by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Howe, facing The Parade, was built by Joseph Teel of Preston in 1789 or '90. It was de- signed for an hotel and advertised as "The Teel house, sign of General Washington. " It was noted for its fine hall or assembly room, where shows were exhibited and "Balls and Clubs accom- modated. " Where General Ely lived was the home of Rev. Alfred Mitchell, and his distinguished son Donald (Ik Marvel) was born there in 1822. It was a fine large mansion, but one sad day it was cut into two parts, rais...ed on jack-screws, and with slow and digni- fied movement retired to the Falls, where the parts were rejoined and became a mill house "sic transit gloria mtmdi. " A large portion of Washington Street was through land be- longing to Mr. Simon Lathrop. It followed the river, and the path had been called the West sheep walk, while Union Street and Broadway had been called the East sheep walk.
The first house was built by Elijah Lathrop in 1780, others soon followed ; Samuel Woodbridge, afterwards owned by Mr.
What to read after Norwich Early Homes And History a Paper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Lester Tyler to read onlineMoreLess
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