Durham D Localities Connecticut United States
Durham D Localities Connecticut United States
Durham
Durham [Middlesex County] was settled in 1699 and named in 1704 from Durham, a town and county in England. Its Native American name is "Cockingchaug".Area, 23.8 sq. miles. Population, est., 6,555. Voting Districts, 1. Principal industries, manufacture of metal boxes and cabinets, electrical supplies and tools.
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- Full service equestrian center including boarding, lesson, training, camp and show program. Domestic and imported horses for sale. Detailed services information. Located in Durham.
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- Learn about the benefits of massage therapy for medical conditions and general well-being. Sliding fee scale offered.
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- Municipal information, town history, departments and links.
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- Track and field and cross-country teams of Coginchaug Regional High School offer photos, schedule, standards, results and school records.
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- Connecticut's largest agricultural fair. Information for fairgoers, exhibitors and vendors. Farm Museum. Off-season events.
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- Overview, activities, services, fees and driving directions provided.
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- History plus information on services, Board of Trustees and hours of operation.
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- Reprint from the Connecticut Historical Collection by John Warner Barbour, orginally published in 1836.
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