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Mystic Country CT Historic Sites

Mystic Country CT Historic Sites
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Enlarge	Coventry Regional Farmers’ Market Fresh organic, heirloom, and ethnic foods from local farms Category: Coventry Historic Site near Mystic Country, Connecticut Description of this Mystic Country area Attraction: Fresh organic, heirloom, and ethnic foods from local farms mingle with the works and wares of local artisans and the very best of Connecticut history to make this farmer’s market “one of the top ten things to do in New England this weekend” – Boston Globe. Bring the kids to meet the kids, the pet goats, that is, while you enjoy live entertainment and peruse foods and handmade items on this historic site of the home of our state hero. Don’t forget to take a tour of the Homestead!
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Enlarge	Nathan Hale Homestead The birthplace of Connecticut's state hero. Category: Coventry Historic Site near Mystic Country, Connecticut Description of this Mystic Country area Attraction: "I only regret that I have one life to lose for my country" declared Captain Nathan Hale moments before the British hanged him as a spy in 1776. One of the first of thousands of patriots who would die in the war for American independence, Hale is Connecticut's official State Hero. He was born and spent most of the short life he courageously sacrificed on this 400-acre farm. Hale, a Yale-educated schoolteacher, was commissioned a first lieutenant in the Continental Army in 1775. A year later he volunteered to go behing British lines on Long Island to gather military intelligence desperately needed by General George Washington. But the British caputured Hale and, when they discovered he was a spy, executed him. He was 21. In 1776 Hale's father rebuilt the Homestead, which has changed little since. Its furnishings include collections amassed by pioneer Connecticut antiquarian George Dudley Seymour and several Hale family possessions. Property of Connecticut Landmarks.
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Enlarge	Nathan Hale Schoolhouse - New London Nathan Hale taught in this schoolhouse from 1774 to 1775 Category: New London Historic Site near Mystic Country, Connecticut Description of this Mystic Country area Attraction: Our state hero, Nathan Hale, taught in this school after leaving the quiet of Moodus in 1774 and stayed until 1775, when the Revolutionary War started. Maintained by the Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution.
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Enlarge	War Office The Pentagon of Connecticut during the American Revolution Category: Lebanon Historic Site near Mystic Country, Connecticut Description of this Mystic Country area Attraction: Governor Jonathan Trumbull and the Council of Safety held over 1,100 meetings during the American Revolution and the majority were right here in the War Office. This building served as the Pentagon of Connecticut during the American Revolution and directed troops, defensive planning, provisioning and much more. General George Washington and many other great leaders from the founding of our country stepped through the doors of this building.
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