THE village of West Hartford lies about three miles from the centre of Hartford and is mainly grouped about two crossroads, one leading from the city west to Farmington, the other, the village street, following the line of the Connecticut River and rambling from Bloomfield, the next village north, to Newington and New Britain on the south.
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Noah Webster
by Horace Elisha Scudder
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"THE village of West Hartford lies about three miles from the centre of Hartford and is mainly grouped about two crossroads, one leading from the city west to Farmington, the other, the village street, following the line of the Connecticut River and rambling from Bloomfield, the next village north, to Newington and New Britain on the south."
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