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September 6, 2016 0

The Hanging of Moses Paul

By Walter W. Woodward (c) Connecticut Explored. Fall 2016 On September 2, 1772, thousands gathered…

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So many of these old homes, especially from 18th C. are painted a deep red. Is this historically the color they were painted back then? And if so, is there a reason? Just wondering.
Will Brady, I'm sure you are familiar with this historical house?
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