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Ninth Edition - December 2008

On these pages the Killingly Historical Society continues to publish articles, stories, and remembrances about the people and places in Killingly and the villages within its borders. We try to make the town

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Eighth Edition - October 2007

On these pages the Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. continues to publish articles, stories, and remembrances about the people and places in Killingly and the villages within its borders. We try to make the town's history come alive for you. All these articles have appeared in the Society's semi-annual publication, The Killingly Historical Journal.

If you would like to comment or contribute material to these pages, please contact the Society.

--Natalie L. Coolidge, Journal Editor

In This Issue:

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Seventh Edition - September 2005

Early Firefighting Equipment in Front of the Old Borough Hall (later to become the Polish-American Club, American Legion Hall, and presently the Rain Desert.)

On these pages the Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. continues to publish articles, stories, and remembrances about the people and places in Killingly and the villages within its borders. We try to make the town’s history come alive for you. All these articles have appeared in the Society’s semi-annual publication, the Killingly Historical Journal.

If you would like to comment or contribute material for these pages, please contact the Society.

-- Natalie L. Coolidge, Journal Editor

In This Issue:

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Sixth Edition - April 2003

On these pages the Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. continues to publish articles, stories, and remembrances about the people and places in Killingly and the villages within its borders. We try to make the town's history come alive for you. We will also include some genealogies, records from family Bibles and many other interesting and, hopefully, helpful information. There may even be a few chuckles along the way.

All these articles have appeared in the Society's semi-annual publication, The Killingly Historical Journal.

If you would like to comment or contribute material for these pages, please contact the Society.

-- Natalie Coolidge, Journal Editor

In This Issue:

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Fifth Edition - May 2001

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Fourth Edition - June 2000

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Third Edition - October 1999

On these pages the Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. continues to publish articles, stories, and remembrances about the people and places in Killingly and the villages within its borders. We try to make the town's history come alive for you. We will also include some genealogies, records from family Bibles and many other interesting and, hopefully, helpful information. There may even be a few chuckles along way.

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Second Edition - August 1998

The Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. is pleased to continue with its presentation of articles, stories, pictures, and remembrances about the people and places in Killingly and the unique villages within its borders. Those villages are, Attawaugan, Ballouville, Danielson, Dayville, East Killingly, Rogers and South Killingly. Some of the articles have already been published in issues of the Killingly Historical Journal that is published twice a year.

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First Edition - December 1997

On these pages the Killingly Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. plans to publish articles, stories, and remembrances about the people and places in Killingly and the villages within its borders. We hope to make the town's history come alive for you. We will also include some genealogies, records from family Bibles and many other interesting and, hopefully, helpful information. There may even be a few chuckles along the way.

If you would like to comment or contribute material for these pages, please contact the following E-mail address: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it