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HOMINY POT



In the vicinity of this marker, during the last quarter of the 18th century, were built the first homes and the original schoolhouse of New London. Along this brook, developed by several men at different times, were a saw mill, a grist mill, a carding and cloth-dressing mill, a hat factory, and a shingle mill. -- all powered by falling water. This industrial area has been variously called "Minot's Square," Harvey's Mills," "Trussell's Mills," and most lastingly, "Hominy Pot."

THIS MARKER ERECTED BY THE TOWN OF NEW LONDON AUGUST 1974

Marker Name: Hominy Pot Marker Type: Local/Unofficial Marker Location: New London Date Marker Established: 1974 Official Marker Number: Not listed

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