I am interested in finding out if this is a picture of the Plastic factory. My father, uncle, and great uncle worked for Gilmanton Plastic during the late 1950s.

I am also looking for information on "The Bed Comfortable Factory of Palmer Brothers." My great grandparents worked in the Palmer Bros. factory in Palmertown. I have information that there were also Palmer Brothers' mills in New London and Fitchville, but it is just a mention here or there, nothing detailed or extensive.

A great place to enjoy a summer day. Rafting down the near by river and eating at the Wandering Moose.

A wonderful place to spend a few hours. I ride a motorcycle and my girlfriend and me (along with our dog) love his spot. Looking at this photo brings back a ton of memories of summers gone by and summers yet to come............

hi. i happend to come across your webpage. it's very odd seeing your family's gravestones on-line i must say. i know they say you can find everything on the web but i didn't expect this one!

You should change the license on Flickr to Creative Commons. Also Wikipedia needs a picture; you should add it.

Hi! Love your website! One correction, though, it's the GILSON, not the GLISON ...

Rita I am the little girl you had know years ago in Conn. You were friends with my mother in wearhouse point conn. when I was only 7 years old . We lived in a trailer park in windorlocks. Do remember me? I have the bible you had with David and you and the dedication to your daughter. Please contact me with my email address ok.

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My husband Joe and I both attended school here when it was Union School

what street is this church located?

one of the most beautiful parts of connecticut, if your lucky you might just get to see bullwinkle the moose, many now live in this area.

Beautiful place, would love to see photos of the town before it was removed also the dam construction photos.

My wife and I lived in Lebanon from 1971 until 1974 while I was stationed at the Sub Base in Groton. Our house was about a mile north of the Lebanon Green and I do not remember this house but your photos do capture the area well. Thanks for sharing.

Just checking it out...my brother and I did the brickwork on the addition...I think it looks

THIS CHURCH IS THE BEST!EVERYONE IS SO NICE AND THE PASTOR IS SO REAL!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT.

These pictures are beautiful, having grown up and lived in Farmington my entire life I find these images to reflect the historic beauty of our town. Unfortunetly, Chucks steak house is no longer in business, and one of the historic beauties on main street has burned down.

This and the next picture are of Arch St in New Britain, not West Main St.

this is the old firehouse as well, nice pic!

I love this church. It is where I accepted Jesus as my personal Savior. Rev. Phillip Cleveland was the preacher at the time. If anyone else from that time sees this please contact me. My maiden name was Aldrich.

I want to thank you for this picture. i grew up in Canterbury as a child, my mother(May Hetu) is buried in the Marquis Family plot along with all my Marquis relatives, I remember going there all the time to take care of raking leaves etc. My uncle also was a caretaker there. My grandfather Arthur Marquis worked on the church. I have alot of ties there. I now live in WI. and I don't get to go to the cemetary etc. at least I can see it here. The funny thing is the Marquis's are right there next to the stone wall, so I can see all if them. THANKS AGAIN mary