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1893

Labor Day 1893 Carpenters and Joiners Union # 43 Ribbon. 

Labor Day 1893 Carpenters and Joiners Union # 43 Ribbon

Labor Day 1893 Typographical Union # 127. Labor Day 1893 Typographical Union # 127 Ribbon

Newspaper clipping Norwalk Gazatte. Newspaper clipping Norwalk Gazatte


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Newspaper Clipping Waterbury Evening Democrat. 

Newspaper Clipping Waterbury Evening Democrat

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Find out how Samuel Colt, Elisha Root, and Mark Twain figure into the story and the ingredients he’s discovered that mark Connecticut as a standout place of invention in the late 19th century. Hartford Map

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