Newly Reprinted! Educating the Heathen: the Foreign Mission School Controversy and American Ideals	Cornwall in Pictures A Visual Reminiscence 1868 - 1941	Cornwall in 1801
Cornwall... A Sampling of Our Heritage	Cornwall and its Antient Settlers	Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Baptism, Marriage, Death and Membership Records of The Church of Christ/First Congregational Church and of The Second Congregational Church of Cornwall, Connecticut 1755 - 1902
Cornwall Grand Lists 1742 - 1820 and Cornwall Censuses 1790 - 1800 - 1810 - 1820	The Cream Hill Agricultural School West Cornwall, Connecticut	Cornwall, Connecticut A Small New England Town
The Distribution of the Common Land of Cornwall, Connecticut 1738 - 1887	History of East Cornwall Area and Supplement	A Historical Guide to the West Cornwall Covered Bridge
Washington's Colonel Heman Swift 1733 - 1814	Cornwall Documents Town Meeting Minutes 1740 - 1875	Mohawk Towers
Dudleytown	True Facts About Dudleytown	James Henry Moser His Brush and His Pen
Map of Cornwall 1854	West Cornwall Etching by Ruth Gannett

List of Maps

Cornwall 1959  (32” x 23”) 1959  $8.00    Sponsored by the Adult Group, Second Congregational Church.  Drawn by John Mc Glasson.

 Detailed map locates and identifies land features and roads. Residences marked by dots. Trails and abandoned roads indicated.

Cornwall 1959 – Historical Tour Map  (14” x 11”) 1976  $2.00  

       The Adult Group Map, above, here reduced, and more difficult to read.  Includes “Key for Historical Tour Map” listing 21 places of interest.  The color red delineates a recommended route to locate the referred places.

Cornwall 1874 (21” x 16”) 2001 $5.00   Insert sheet for book Cornwall  in Pictures. 

a) Reproduction of title page of the “County Atlas of Litchfield, Connecticut, from actual Surveys by and under the Director of F.W. Beers.”  Published by F.W. Beers & Co., 36 Vesey Street, New York, 1874.  (8 ½” x 6 ½”)

           b) Map of Cornwall, reduced (8 ½ x 6 ½), reprint of page from Beers’ atlas of Litchfield County, 1874.

Village detail maps locating and naming houses and businesses, the railroad, river, and property boundaries, reprinted from Beers’ atlas, 1874:

            c) West Cornwall (9” x 5”) 

            d) Cornwall Bridge (6” x 4 ½”)

            e) Cornwall (4” x 3 ¾”)

            f) Cornwall Center (3 ½” x 2 ½”)

On reverse:

Cornwall 1959   (21” x 16”) 200 

The Adult Group Map, above, with revisions and updates.

 

 

 

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