Historic Mills of Connecticut

Use (Historic)

• Machine Tools, Machinery
• Other: Giant revolving turn-tables

Largest Documented Workforce

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Historic Narrative

Unusual industrial building with domed hangar building with warehouse space, offices and separate garage building. According to 11/2018 purchaser, "The main building is a round building that was originally built to manufacture giant revolving turntables for restaurants in skyscrapers or also for railroad stations where trains needed to turn around." 11/2018: Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus, specialty sports car manufacturer and race team to use as assembly plant. (see 11/5/2018 article: https://www.autoblog.com/2018/11/05/scuderia-cameron-glickenhaus-factory-connecticut/#slide-7461514)

Number of Existing Buildings

Two

Dates of Construction

1969

Architect

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Builder

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Building Type

• Warehouse / Production Shed

Architectural Description

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Exterior Material(s)

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Structural System(s)

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Roof Form

• Flat
• Round

Roof Material

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Power Source

• Electricity

Condition

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Condition Notes

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Specific Location

One 3.18 acre parcel between the Danbury Municipal Airport runway to the north and Miry Brook Road to the south.

Adjacent To

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Exterior Visible from Public Road?

No

Parcel ID / Assessor Record Link

• F19/06 / Link →

Acreage

3.19

Use (Present)

• Industrial

Form Completed By

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Date

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Bibliography

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