Carol A. Hanny's list of pages, alpha order, html'ed up a bit:
- Connecticut Martyrs at Andersonville
- Balance Rock, Lanesborough, Massachusetts
- The Barkhamsted Lighthouse between Riverton and Pleasant Valley, Connecticut
- Bash-Bish Falls, Mount Washington, Massachusetts
- Belcher's Cave in Great Barrington, Massachusetts
- Caves in the Litchfield Hills by Le Roy W. Foote
- Colebrook Cave: Legend or Hoax New geological information added Sept. 04
- Danbury Chamber, Danbury, Connecticut
- The British Raid on Danbury - 1777
- Dighton Rock, Massachusetts
- The Gold Strike at Spruce Brook
- Gamaliel's Den in Roxbury, Connecticut
- Great Ireland in New England - by Clay Perry -1946
- Judge's Cave in New Haven, Connecticut
- Litchfield's Melted Majesty, Litchfield, Connecticut
- The Leatherman
- Litchfield County and the Civil War
- Lye Leaching Stones, and Tar Burner Stones, and
Circle and Line Petroglyphs and
Grape Juice Extractor Stones, and
Apple Press Stones and anything similar - Molly Fisher Rock in Kent, Connecticut
- The Mountain County Regiment - Civil War
- The Story of Mumbet, Ashley Falls, Massachusetts
- North Salem Dolmen, North Salem, New York
- The Battle Between Ouleout and Nepaug
- Pahke's Cave, Hartland, Connecticut
- The Pinnacle, New Preston, Connecticut
- Connecticut's Valley Forge
- Putnam Valley, New York Chambers
- Rochambeau's Travels Through Connecticut
- Ray Wilson's Cave List - added Sept. 04
- Ridgefield and the Revolutionary War
- Roxbury Furnace, Roxbury, Connecticut
- Spooner text about Molly Fisher and Molly Fisher Rock - 1930 -added 6/03
- Major General John Sedgwick of Cornwall Hollow
- Indian signatures and autographs
- A Stone Table, North Cornwall, Connecticut
- The Tory Den in Bristol, Connecticut
- Terryville or Pequabuck Train Tunnel, Terryville, Connecticut
- The Underground Railroad in Litchfield County
- Viking New England by Nathaniel Nitkin
- West to Pemaquid by Nathaniel Nitkin
- Will Warren's Den, Farmington, Connecticut
1 posted on
11/23/2009 8:24:37 PM PST by
SunkenCiv
To: Tainan; StayAt HomeMother; Ernest_at_the_Beach; 1ofmanyfree; 21twelve; 24Karet; 2ndDivisionVet; ...
2 posted on
11/23/2009 8:26:03 PM PST by
SunkenCiv
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To: SunkenCiv
Blah blah blah! Go VIKINGS! Favre rules! Saints Colts and everybody not in purple suck!
4 posted on
11/23/2009 8:31:18 PM PST by
PilotDave
(America; nice while it lasted... I miss it already.)
To: SunkenCiv
The fact that Vikings and Iroquois had long houses always left questions in my mind about a pre-Columbian settlement here. The St. Lawrence would appear to have been one of their routes had they ventured up river. Hmmmmm ?
7 posted on
11/23/2009 8:56:25 PM PST by
Bringbackthedraft
(Beware of the Palin Tsunami!!!)
To: SunkenCiv
9 posted on
11/23/2009 9:08:21 PM PST by
Ciexyz
To: SunkenCiv
I don’t understand the headline on this post. Are you suggesting the Vikings will play New England in the Superbowl? Don’t think so. Hope you know the New England team is called the Patriots.
Meanwhile, Go Steelers. (They’re going to need all the help they can get!!!)
10 posted on
11/23/2009 9:39:34 PM PST by
malkee
(Actually I'm an ex-smoker--more than three years now -- But I think about it every day.)
To: SunkenCiv
11 posted on
11/23/2009 9:52:06 PM PST by
Pelham
("Badges?!! We don' need no stinkin' badges!!")
To: SunkenCiv
A read another book on pre-Columbian archaeology some time ago - I can’t remember the title. It had a section in there about Viking mooring holes. The author claimed that Vikings regualrly used a characteristic mooring hole, drilled into the side of a rock along the shore into which a metal bar was dropped and a mooring line fastened from their ships.
Such morring holes have been supposedly found quite far south along the Atlantic Sea Baord, well into New England.
15 posted on
11/24/2009 10:34:18 AM PST by
ZULU
(God guts and guns made America great. Non nobis, non nobis Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.)
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