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Farmington's Heritage
 History of Farmington
Sources
Part 1: The
Tunxis Indians and the Settlers
Part 2:
The Farming Town Prospers
Part 3: The
Revolutionary War
Part 4: The Freedom
Trail
Map of Colonial Farmington
Sources for History of Farmington
The
Barney Library
Sources for
the History of Farmington, Parts 1, 2, and 3, by Brooke E. Martin, include:
Amistad Sites (The Lost Eight Months) and
Underground Railroad Locations: Farmington,
Connecticut, Ernest Shaw, 1997
The
Diaries of Julia Cowles, 1931.
Farmington, Connecticut, A Journey of 360 Years,
Ernest R.
Shaw, 1995.
Farmington, Connecticut: The Village of Beautiful Homes,
1906.
Farmington, Connecticut: 350 Years In Pictures,
Farmington
350th Anniversary Committee.
Farmington In Connecticut,
Christopher Bickford, 1982.
Farmington: New England Town Through Time,
text by Barbara
Donahue, photographs by Saren Langmann.
Farmington's Freedom Trail: The Amistad
Story and the Underground Railroad,
Marguerite
Yung and Jean B. Johnson, 2005
The Heritage Trail Guidebook: Farmington, CT,
Farmington Public Schools.
Images of America: Farmington, Jean M.
Martin
A Short History of Farmington, Connecticut, Lydia Hewes,
1935.
Speaking for Ourselves,
African American Life in Farmington Connecticut,
Barbara Donahue and the Farmington Historical Society Research Team, 1998.
Wikipedia.org: Pages include: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_Railroad
Gridley-Case Cottages, 138-140 Main Street
History of Farmington, Parts 1, 2, and 3,
and photos by Brooke E. Martin.
Copyright 2006, 2007, 2008
The Farmington Historical Society, P.O. Box 1645, Farmington, CT 06034
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