KILLINGLY
Journal On-Line

Tenth Edition - March 2012

Trolley at the car barn in Dayville, CT

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. Many items were taken from the Society’s collection of Windham County Transcripts. 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.

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Natalie L. Coolidge, Journal Editor

In This Issue:

Contents

• Ruth Fiske’s Letter Describing Main Street
• Dr. John McGregor
• The Story of Old Home Day
• Quarries in Killingly
• Oliver Burlingame Jacob