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SOUTH WINDSOR — Behind the Wood Memorial Library in South Windsor, visitors will find a wooden fence with a sign reading “Nowashe Village.” This fence marks the entrance of the
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New walk coming up!#connecticutHistory #Windsorlockscanal Discover the history and stories of the Windsor Locks Canal on a Hike Through History led by Patrick Smith Curator of the Museum of Connecticut History on October 18, 2021, at 10:00 AM. This will be a flat 3.5 mile hike on a paved surface that features beautiful scenery, fascinating history, occasional wildlife and fall foliage. This program is free and suitable for ages 8 and up. Event will be held rain or shine unless weather conditions are too hazardous.

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CCSU professor Matthew Warshauer is leading a collaborative project about West Hartford’s Old North Cemetery that includes the conservation and preservation of it.
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