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1782 deKoven House Community Center 1942 Middletown, Connecticut 1748 John Lewis deKoven 1821 Founder 1871 Clarence Seymour Wadsworth 1941 Donor Dedicated to the deKoven and Wadsworth families who loved this house and developed or served…
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John L. Levitow Memorial Lane Dedicated - November 28, 2000 In Memory of: Sergeant John L. Levitow, U.S. Air Force Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient "For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life ab…
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William A. O'Neill Aug 11, 1930   Nov 24, 2007 Governor Captain General Connecticut State Militia 1980 - 1991 Sgt. U.S. Air Force Korea Natalie D. O'Neill Apr 5, 1936 First Lady State of Connecticut 1980 - 1991
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( south side ) Connecticut In Honor Of Our Fallen Comrades ( upper plaque ) 43rd Infantry Division Insignia March 1923 - September 1997 Units With Lineage to the 43rd Served in the Following: Revolutionary War War of 1812 - Civil War (…
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In Memory of William J. Johnston Dedicated - 2001 Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient Private First Class - U.S. Army "For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at risk of life above and beyond the call of duty in action against the …
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Rose Schwartzbuch had been in the United States seven years when she married Harry L. Shapiro in 1911, one of the first weddings to be held at Middletown's newly formed Congregation Adath Israel, then located on Union Street. The bridal couple, li…
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About 1828, a handful of Middletown's black residents gathered to worship in the home of Asa Jeffrey, a sea man who lived on Cross Street almost opposite here. The group formed the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Middletown's first black …
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Middletown became of the richest towns in all New England in the 1700s. during that time, thousands of ships loaded with local products like lumber, barrels, horses, pigs, corn, butter, and beef. The ships sailed down the Connecticut River and on…
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In 1818, 29-year-old Samuel Russell set sail for Canton, China, to become a merchant in the China trade - and to make his fortune. Within a decade. Russell and Company was a leading firm among American importers, and Samuel Russell was a rich man.…
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Each of the maple trees that form the "Road of Remembrance" on Washington Green honor a Middletown soldier or sailor who gave his life in World War I. Middletown citizens planted 33 trees on November 14, 1920 to commemorate the city's fallen sons.…
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