Georgetown Historic District
Redding, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Redding, Connecticut • Fairfield County
The Georgetown Historic District in Redding, Connecticut, is a well-preserved example of a 19th-century industrial village. It features a collection of vernacular and Italianate-style buildings, including the former Gilbert & Bennett wire mill complex and associated worker housing. The district showcases the architectural character and community layout typical of manufacturing centers of its era.
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Architecture; Social History
Umpawaug Rd. At Station Rd., Redding, Connecticut
Architecture
43 Lonetown Rd., Redding, Connecticut
Military
Jct. Of Rtes. 58 (black Rock Tpke.) And 107 (park Rd.), Redding, Connecticut
Architecture
Roughly, 4--25b Cross Hwy., Including Read Cemetery, 61--100 Hill Rd., 0--15 Lonetown Rd. And 118 Sanfordtown Rd., Redding, Connecticut
Education; Architecture
Umpawaug Rd., Redding, Connecticut
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Architecture
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Community Planning And Development; Architecture
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Architecture
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Landscape Architecture; Architecture
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Cottage Pl. And Atlantic, Broad, Main And Whiting Sts., Bridgeport, Connecticut
Community Planning And Development; Architecture; Social History
Bounded By Fairfield St., Brewster St. And Nash Ln., Including Rowsley And Haddon Sts., Bridgeport, Connecticut