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William Rhodes Rawson Account Book The Old District School Killingly's Place in the History of Connecticut Deplorable Condition of Highways Henry Vernon Arnold

Dr. Emmeline (Roberts) Jones Historic Danielson Property is Sold Brick Yards The Life of Felicia Terry Danielson Photo Album The Great Storm of January 1867 The Sleighing Carnival

Seventh Edition - September 2005 Captain Samuel Reynolds Dascoli Marks Anniversary of 50th Year in Business East Killingly Sketch Mary (Dixon) Kies, America's First Female Patent Holder Quinebaug Grist Mill Season at Wildwood New Publications on Our Shelves

Local Taverns and Inns and Stage Coaches The Gaston Manse Some Interesting Facts About Danileson Leepy Five Mile Famous Aviatrix is Halted By Officer New Publications on Our Shelves Sixth Edition - April 2003

Attawaugan-Ballouville The Pet Crow Hats Off! To The Dayville Fire Department Uncle Billy Chollar The Way God Has Led Me The Story of Cosmer A. Young and Young Bros. CO.

Alexander's Lake Gallup's Pond Some Interesting Facts About Danileson The New Town House at Danielson The Great Flood of 1886 A Tycoon's Tycoon Goes to War

The Origins of the Danielson Family Recollections from the Summer of My Youth The Civil War Period Chestnut Hill Views Chestnut Hill Memories Mills located on Chestnut Hill Nelson A. Rockefeller The Origins of Broad Street and How Franklin Street Got Its Name

Music Hall (Presently the Town Hall) From: Miles of Millstreams Tunk City Hannah Spalding's Tragic Romance Reminiscences of Danielson First Connecticut Deputy Motor Vehice Inspector - Ralph C. Young The New York Fruit Store Family Record: Captain John Day

Birth of The Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. Killingly Chronology Killingly - Birthplace of Two U.S. Commissioners of Education Famous Portrait Artist: Francis Alexander

Killingly was settled in 1700 Gravesite of Ezra Chamberlin A Mystery in Killingly

Civil War Mystery Thrills Historians Killingly's Civil War Mystery

Library Resources

New Books Available for Research Publications by Members of Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc.

People & Places

People From the Past...Who are They?

Places From the Past...What are They?

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May 8, 2010

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