West Hartford - Faude, Wilson H.
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West Hartford depicts the rich and interesting history of this community. In 1854, West Hartford formally separated from Hartford. West Hartford, compiled in honor of the town's sesquicentennial, showcases its history from earliest settlement to more recent happenings, including the 2003 Cow Parade. With more than two hundred photographs, many previously unpublished, West Hartford recalls the past of this interesting community and celebrates its present. The Central Theater marquee survives, while Burnham's grocery, the Elm Theater, and the West Hartford Lanes, all pictured in these pages, are…mehr

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West Hartford depicts the rich and interesting history of this community. In 1854, West Hartford formally separated from Hartford. West Hartford, compiled in honor of the town's sesquicentennial, showcases its history from earliest settlement to more recent happenings, including the 2003 Cow Parade. With more than two hundred photographs, many previously unpublished, West Hartford recalls the past of this interesting community and celebrates its present. The Central Theater marquee survives, while Burnham's grocery, the Elm Theater, and the West Hartford Lanes, all pictured in these pages, are only memories. Other landmarks, such as the Quaker Lane Diner, the Woman's Exchange, Hall's Market, and the Kingswood Market, continue to serve the community.
Autorenporträt
West Hartford was compiled and written by West Hartford resident Wilson H. Faude. Faude, who is listed in Who's Who in America, is former curator of the Mark Twain House and was for twenty years executive director of the Old State House. He is the author of Hartford (volumes I, II, and III) and Lost Hartford, all published by Arcadia. Royalties from West Hartford will be donated to the West Hartford Historical Society.