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The Connecticut Freedom Trail was authorized in 1995 by an act of the Connecticut General Assembly. Farmington sites on the trail include Amistad sites and Underground Railroad safe houses where fugitive slaves were hidden by abolitionists.
Read more...Garden at “Glenbrook” later known as “Boulderbrook”.
Painting by M. Cowles 1900
The 19th century garden at the Norton House at 11 Mountain Spring Road.
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