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Independence Day Celebration at the Governor Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum
This early eighteenth century colonial Connecticut home has recently had its cedar shingle roof re-done and been painted. Note nineteenth-century windows and door on the right. Had the pleasure of spending my Independence Day down in Scotland, CT celebrating the Declaration of Independence, its history, and the people who made it happen. Between the events, I poked around and took images of this well-preserved colonial home that is open the first and third Saturday from May 1

Maggie Meahl
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Presentation at the Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum (SHHM)and Building Reports
I have made a strategic decision to put aside my main project of book writing, to be somewhat involved with America 250 and...

Maggie Meahl
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Field Trip! The Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum, Surrounding Countryside and Misc.
Went to Connecticut in early August. I had a packed agenda including a presentation at the historic Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum...

Maggie Meahl
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Upcoming Presentation: The Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum
I am happy and honored to be speaking at the Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum on Saturday, August 3rd at 1P.M.: 36 Huntington Road,...

Maggie Meahl
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Field Trip: Connecticut Museum of Culture and History and the Samuel Huntington Homestead Museum
Recently I had the chance to go down to Connecticut to do some more research at the newly-re-branded Connecticut Museum of Culture and...

Maggie Meahl
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