Coite-Hubbard House
Middletown, Connecticut • Middlesex County
Middletown, Connecticut • Middlesex County
The Coite-Hubbard House is a substantial Georgian-style residence built around 1750. It features a gambrel roof, a prominent central chimney, and original clapboard siding, characteristic of affluent 18th-century Connecticut architecture.
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