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Pamphlet file (PL) ALPHABETICAL ORDER Included are published or printed items relating to Norwalk and vicinity which are filed due to their uniqueness, fragility, or pristine quality. Items for which there are also cataloged copies are indicated by the call number. Items are stored in File cabinet FC-3, drawers a -b-c. Numbering gaps exist due to items having been relocated, lost or re-filed before being acquired by the Norwalk History Room in 2013. Items numbered beyond PL276 have been added to this file since July 2013. Number of copies is one unless indicated in the “copies” column. Main entry – author /title Call # copies PL # 1776-1976, Norwalk Bicentennial R974.69 NOR 2 c. 330-1 1776-1976, Norwalk Bicentennial R974.69 NOR 2 c. 330-2 200 Prominent Norwalk women and you, 1976 242 74 Years of continuous service [Chamber of R338.7 CHA 2 c. 227-1 Commerce], 1889-1963 74 Years of continuous service [Chamber of 1 c. 227-2 Commerce], 1889-1963 Address in behalf of the Temperance Society, 2 c. 144 Norwalk, Conn., Feb. 26, 1833, by Edwin Hall Annual report of Norwalk, 1955-56 R351.7469 ANN 226 Annual Report, City of Norwalk [1978] 367 Artists of Norwalk R709.6974 ART 324 Battery C – Memorial souvenir 283 Ben Whone, Little League, 1952 334 Beth Israel Synogogue, 75th anniversary, 1906-1981 270 Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church, 50th anniv. 385 Biographical sketches of Notable Norwalkers, No. 1 296 [Gen. Russell Frost] Birth of the business computer, 1998 325 Board of Electrical Commissioners, 60th Anniv. Rpt. 3 c. 223 Brien McMahon 1903-1952: His Life and Legacy 347 Bulletin of the Underhill Society 302 Butler Lodge, 97, IOOF, Constitution and bylaws, 2 c. 264 1923 Butler Lodge, 97, IOOF, Constitution and bylaws, 265 1954 Charter of the Borough of Norwalk, 1869, 1871 276 City of Norwalk today: Proofs of progress 3 c. 293 Columbus Memorial Fund, 1942-1966 298 Come to Norwalk, Connecticut [leaflet], 1970s? 386 Commitment plus: Greater Norwalk Chamber of 246 Commerce Connecticut Holidays, Vol. 1, No. 2, 1958-59 349 Connecticut Houses: Bulletin of the Connecticut 383 State Library, Number 10, 1924 Connecticut in Perspective, a bicentennial … 1976 2 c. 368 Connecticut Military Academy [1903-1904] 379 Convention Souvenir of State Police Association… 364 Norwalk, August 3, 1938 Country Art in New England 141 Country Lawyer in New England 132 Country Store 86 Country Stores in New England 137 Darien, our Town 306 Davenport, John G., Poem in commemoration of the 4 c. 36 two hundredth anniversary of the founding of Norwalk, 1901 Dedication, Norwalk High School, 1937 5 c. 290 Discover Norwalk. Norwalk Citizen News. 326 Supplement, 2000 Eighteenth Century dwellings in Wilton R974.69 EIG 2 c. 303 Fairfield Connecticut Tercentenary, 1639-1939 R974.69 FAI 75 Fairfield County, 1639-1964 289 Fairfield, Connecticut, 350 Years 358 Featuring Norwalk. Connecticut Magazine, Feb. 322 1975 Fifty years in South Norwalk, 1874-1924 [Joseph 170 Davis Co.] Fight for Liberty R974.603 FIG 267 First Congregational Church of Norwalk, 176 Connecticut, 300th anniversary service Floods, 1955 R551.489 FLO 271 Fort Stamford: A concise Study, by Ronald Marcus. 344 Stamford Historical Society, 1973. From Historic SoNo … Connecticut. Supplement, 321 1989 Frugal Housewife 89 Glad Hand [I.O.O.F.], 1927 312 Glimpses of Ancient Norwalk and Wilton, Timothy 2 c. 350 Ives, 2011. Archaeological Site #103-49. Greater Norwalk Community Foundation 2 c. 234 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1979 2 c. 316-1 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1979 ` 2 c. 316-2 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1980 317 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1984 2 c. 318-1 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1984 2 c. 318-2 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1986 319 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1988 320-1 Greater Norwalk, Connecticut, 1988 2 c. 320-2 Greenwich Guide, Then and Now 360 Haitian American, 5th Annual 328 Harbor View … Reply brief … April 19, 1956 228-2 Harbor View …Finding in the matter of the appeal 229 … Oct. 3, 1956 1956 Harbor View Company … vs. the Connecticut Light 228-1 and Power Co., 1956 [in Re: Manresa Island], March 20, 1956 Heavy-duty trucks, C.L. Barker, Norwalk, Conn. 378 Historic Norwalk Islands R974.69 WIL 4 c. 225 Historic Preservation in Connecticut, Vol. 1 2 c. 369 Historical address in commemoration of the 250th … R974.69 BEA 7 c. 35-1 by Augustus Beard Historical address in commemoration of the 250th … R974.69 BEA 3 c. 35-2 by Augustus Beard Historical dwellings in Westport, Conn, 1730-1884 2 c. 292 Historical paper read by Mrs. Mary Davenport 168 White at the semi-centennial of St. Matthew’s Church, Wilton Historical papers concerning the First R285.834 MAR 3 c. 33 Congregational Church, by Harold Martin History of the Norwalk Chapter of the American 3 c. 243 Red Cross, 1916 through World War II, 1943. Independent Order of Odd Fellows … advance 262 reports, 1941 Independent Order of Odd Fellows … Grand Lodge 2 c. 263 Session, 1941 King’s Daughters’ Home for the Aged, 1915-1925 2 c. 237-1 King’s Daughters’ Home for the Aged, 1915-1925 2 c. 237-2 Know your city, handbook No. 2, 1946 211 Know your city: Information for the voters of 210 Norwalk, 1944 Legrand Lockwood RB Lockwood 311 Lockwood Mathews Mansion Inc., 1966 308 Lockwood Mathews Mansion, rev. ed. 1981 R974.69 LOC 310 Lockwood Mathews Mansion, 1969 R974.69 LOC 4 c. 309 Lockwood’s Hall, 1914 [cinema handbill] 331 Making of Main Street [New Canaan] 304 Manual of the First Church, Norwalk, 1885 340 Marine sedimentary environments in the vicinity of R551.45 ELL 140 Norwalk Island Mark – Flood disaster pictorial 281 Master plan of parks, Norwalk, 1977? 207 Merritt Parkway, in New Canaan Historical Society 297 Annual, v. XI, 1990-91 Mirror, Christmas, 1922 [Center School] 300 Modern Greek [John Vassos], in Industrial Design, 351 18/5, June 1971 Morgan, Charles, New England coasting schooners, 57 in The American Neptune, Pictorial Supplement V, 1963 Names and places of Old Norwalk R929.3746 HUN 3 c. 305 New England Character and Characters as Seen by 139 Contemporaries New England Clocks at Old Sturbridge Village 128 Norwalk & So. Norwalk Fire Dept.’s Guide, 1894 332 Norwalk … Fifty-four minutes from Grand Central 2 c. 382 Norwalk Bulletin, 1931-1934 [13 issues] 323 Norwalk Community College, Dedication, Nov. 15, 348 1991 Norwalk Firemen’s relief fund, 1927 301 Norwalk Girl Scout Association, 1954 336 Norwalk Housing Authority. Annual report, 1978 253 Norwalk Islands, City Planning Commission, 1969 371 Norwalk Islands, heritage from nature,1968 4 c. 206 Norwalk Labor Council, AFL-CIO, Constitution and 384 By-laws, 1958 Norwalk Music Festival, 1900 294 Norwalk on the Sound, 198_? 2 c. 287 Norwalk on the Sound, 1984 6 c. 288 Norwalk Poets’ Association. The Little Apple, 1980 266 Norwalk Potteries, in Old Time New England, [3 286 issues] Norwalk Poultry Association, catalog, 1923 364 Norwalk Quartette Club, 1868-1975 2 c. 299 Norwalk rebuilds R974.69 RAY 3 c. 146 Norwalk Rotary Club, 50 years, 1929-1979 315 Norwalk tercentenary program, 1651-1951, Reprint 5 c. 239 from Connecticut Circle Norwalk University School, 1901-1902. Reunion 346 Banquet of the Norwalk University School, June 30, 1906, Clifford Hotel. Norwalk Yacht Club 1894-1994 1 c. 278-1 Norwalk Yacht Club 1894-1994 1 c. 278-2 Norwalk, 350 years, official program 2 c. 307 Norwalk, Connecticut, a charming Spot … 1951 338 Norwalk, Connecticut, Blue Book, 1951 362 Norwalk, Connecticut. Chamber of Commerce, 1967 159 Norwalk, Connecticut: 62 minutes from Grand 6 c. 164 Central Norwalk, Connecticut: Pictures from the Past R974.69 LOB 2 c. 356 Norwalk, the right place, the right time, 1998 327 Norwalk. League of Women Voters, 1969 2 c. 212 Norwalk. League of Women Voters, 1976 R352.0072 NOR 2 c. 213 Norwalk: Special Report, in FC Executive, 1979 370 Norwalk’s 250th anniversary, official program 4 c. 291 Norwalk’s 300th anniversary, in Connecticut Circle, 238 1951 Norwalk’s YMCA, 20th anniversary 314 Norwalker, The : Real Estate Number, April 1928 381 Notes and glimpses of South Norwalk 313 Old Music Shop 85 Old Well Lodge, 100th Anniversary, 1869-1969 380 One in a Million. Tallmadge Brothers, Inc. 3 c. 354 Opie, Catherine T., A Light that shone …[Thomas 38 School], 1969 Pepperidge Farm: Conveyor, 50th Anniversary 359 Edition, Fall 1987 Point in time, Wilson Point R974.69 BEN 333 Police Blotter [Norwalk Police Dept. [convention, 2 c. 337 1916] Police Department [Norwalk], City ordinances, 1902 363 Record of the inscriptions … East Norwalk R929.2 MAR 342 Historical Cemetery Remembering Norwalk 352 Resseguie family R929.9 339 RESSEGUIE MOR Revised plan of parks and recreation, 1958 2 c. 295 Rhodonolia Park and the Norwalks 285 Rounds, S., A Connecticut town names its roads. R974.69 ROU 69 Annals of Wilton, 1958 Rowayton Hose Co. 100th anniversary, 2002 1 c. 280-1 Rowayton Hose Co. 100th anniversary, 2002 2 c. 280-2 Rowayton Hose Co. No. 1 279 Second Taxing District, Water Department R363.61 WAT 3 c. 224 Sheffield: From Legend to Lighthouse R974.69 SHE 357 South Norwalk Electric Works: One Hundred Years R333.7932 SOU 5 c. 355 South Norwalk revitalization program R974.69 AND 282 South Norwalk Savings Bank, 100th anniversary, 99 1960 South Norwalk Water Works, Souvenir, 1909 R363.61 SOU 329 St. John’s Lodge, No. 6 … 1765-1965 4 c. 254 Stamford Historian, v. 1, no. 2, 1957 70 Story of Norwalk, by John Cuneo 1 c. 284-1 Story of Norwalk, by John Cuneo 1 c. 284-2 Textiles in New England 125 Town Schooling in Early New England 136 U.S.
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    orm No. 10-300 REV. (9 77) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OE rrT NATIONAL PARK SERVIC nhtl NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY - NOMINATION FORM SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN HOW TO COMPLETE NATIONAL REGISTER FORMS _____________TYPE ALL ENTRIES - COMPLETE APPLICABLE SECTIONS______ NAME HISTORIC Stonington AND/OR COMMON Stoning ton Borough National Register District HLOCATION ,/, ^ -r. ift STREET & NUMBER ' ', — — S ton i ng ton Borausfe————————— —NOT FOR PUBLICATION CITY, TOWN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Stoning ton ___ VICINITY OF -^ Christopher J. Dodd STATE CODE COUNTY CODE Connecticut 09 0575 Oil New London // UCLA SSIFI c ATI ON CATEGORY OWNERSHIP STATUS PRESENT USE _!DISTRICT _ PUBLIC AOCCUPIED —AGRICULTURE —MUSEUM —BUILDING(S) —PRIVATE —UNOCCUPIED ^COMMERCIAL _PARK —STRUCTURE _KeOTH —WORK IN PROGRESS —EDUCATIONAL X- PRIVATE RESIDENCE —SITE PUBLIC ACQUISITION ACCESSIBLE —ENTERTAINMENT X_RELIGIOUS —OBJECT —IN PROCESS —YES: RESTRICTED —GOVERNMENT —SCIENTIFIC V —BEING CONSIDERED — YES: UNRESTRICTED ^INDUSTRIAL _ TRANSPORTATION _NO —MILITARY —OTHER: [OWNER OF PROPERTY NAME Multiple Private- See Property Owners List STREET& NUMBER CITY, TOWN STATE VICINITY OF LOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COURTHOUSE, REGISTRY OF DEEDS. ETC. stom'ngton Tov/n Clerk's Office STREET& NUMBER S t o n i n g t o ri Town Hall, Elm Street CITY, TOWN STATE Stonington. Connecticut 06378 REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS TITLE State Register of Historic Places___________ DATE —FEDERAL .&STATE —COUNTY —LOCAL DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS CITY, TOWN STATE DESCRIPTION CONDITION CHECK ONE CHECK ONE y v ^EXCELLENT —DETERIORATED —UNALTERED -110RIGINALSITE —GOOD —RUINS FALTERED —MOVED DATE. —FAIR _UNEXPOSED DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE The Stonin gton Borough National Register District consists of some 450 residential and commercial structures.