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Markers describe the history and legend of the Connecticut Charter Oak
 
Charter Oak Chair was made from the tree that was on this site. image, Touch for more information
By Sandra Hughes, September 25, 2012
Charter Oak Chair was made from the tree that was on this site.
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1 Connecticut, Hartford County, Hartford, Sheldon Charter Oak — Charter Oak Monument
Near this spot stood the Charter Oak memorable in the history of the Colony of Connecticut as the hiding place of the Charter October 31, 1687 The Tree Fell August 21, 1856 1905 This monument erected by the . . . Map (db m52339) HM
2 Connecticut, Hartford County, Hartford, Downtown — Captain Joseph Wadsworth
Where you are standing, on October 31, 1687 came Sir Edmund Andros to the meeting house built on this site, sent by the British Crown to revoke Connecticut's Charter and establish the Dominion of New England. Captain Joseph Wadsworth, determined . . . Map (db m53150) HM
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
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Apr. 23, 2024