Mill Record New London
RETURN TO ‘FIND MILLS’Disclaimer: Content for these properties was compiled in 2014-2017 from a variety of sources and is subject to change. Updates are occasionally made under Property Information, however the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation (dba Preservation Connecticut) makes no representation or warranty that the information is complete or up-to-date.
- Complex Name (Common)
- New London Engine House & Turntable
- Complex Name (Historic)
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- New London Engine House & Turntable
- Address or Location
- Wallbach Street, New London
- County
- New London
- Historic Designation
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- Associated Mill Community
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- Historic Information
Use (Historic)
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Largest Documented Workforce
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Historic Narrative
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- Architectural Information
Number of Existing Buildings
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Dates of Construction
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Architect
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Builder
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Building Type
Architectural Description
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Exterior Material(s)
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Structural System(s)
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Roof Form
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Roof Material
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Power Source
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Condition
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Condition Notes
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- Property Information
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Specific Location
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Adjacent To
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Exterior Visible from Public Road?
Yes
Parcel ID / Assessor Record Link
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Acreage
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Use (Present)
- Other: Archaeological preserve
- Sources
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Form Completed By
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Date
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Bibliography
- see booklet 'Can't You Hear the Whistle' by Office of State Archaeology and Connecticut Historical Commission, 2003:.
- "Can’t Ya Hear The Whistle", New London Engine House and Turntable Archaeological Preserve, New London, CT.
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Photographer
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Photography Date
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