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Tripping on Travel: North Grosvenordale, Connecticut

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First published at 23:55 UTC on July 19th, 2022.

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Wikipedia tells us that following the end of the American Civil War, an investor-developer from Providence, Rhode Island named William Grosvenor purchased a small textile mill and associated water privileges. He purchased another mill south of there, where he built a large mill in 1868. He built another large brick mill in 1872, and renamed the village of Grosvenordale to North Grosvenordale. He had housing built for his workers on both sides of the French River. North Grosvenordale's origin is as an old mill town.

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