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The
focus of this website, the History of Redding, CT.
by Charles Burr Todd
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The
Rev. John Beach and his descendants
by Rebecca Donaldson Beach
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The
225 Anniversary of the Congregational Church (First
Church of Christ) by Lawrence Banks
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The
Revolutionary Soldiers of Redding, Connecticut. by William
E. Grumman
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The
Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records.
Volume 36: Portland (1841-1850), Prospect (1827-1853),
Redding (1767-1852), and Ridgefield (1709-1850)
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Secrets
of Redding Glen: The Natural History of a Wooded Valley.
by Jo. Polseno
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Life
and letters of Joel Barlow, LL.D., poet, statesman,
philosopher, with extracts from his works and hitherto
unpublished poems by Charles Burr Todd
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Redding
and Easton
by Daniel Cruson
*Great Photos of Early Redding
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Charles
Ives and His World
by J. Peter Burkholder (Editor)
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My
Brother Sam Is Dead
by James Lincoln Collier, Christopher Collier
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Inventing
Mark Twain:
The Lives of Samuel Langhorne Clemens
by Andrew Hoffman
*Includes Redding info.
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Power
Plays
by Dick Morris
*Redding Resident
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Ambulance
Girl
by Jane Stern
*Redding
Resident
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Edward
Steichen
by Joel Smith, Edward Steichen
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Energy
and Individuality in the Art of Anna Huntington, Sculptor,
and Amy Beach
by Myrna G. Eden
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Life
of Israel Putnam ("Old Put": Major-General in the Continental
Army)
by William Cutter
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The
Ancestry and Descendants
of Gershom Morehouse, Jr.
by Cornelius S. Morehouse
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The
Putnam Memorial State
Park at Redding, CT
by Fred Van Name
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The
Winter Campaign of
Starving (Putnam's Camp)
by Ricardo J. Elia
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Right
Fielders are People too.
By John Hichwa (Redding Resident)
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Huckleberry
Swamp and Adjacent Uplands by Linda Roth
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