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Bethlehem Lutheran Church The Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 1 East High Street in East Hampton, Connecticut was built in 1855-1856 by residents on the north side of town who wanted to separate from the East Hampton Congregational Church. The members of the... 
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Strong's Pavilion A Brief History of Strong's Pavilion It All Began With Guy Strong In 1885 Guy Strong bought one plus acres from Lyman Oliver Wells. Strong was a trapper, a guide to hunters and a fisherman, well known in Connecticut. He started a boating and... 
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Cobalt Railroad Station Photo Caption- An early 1900s photo of the Cobalt Railroad Station built in 1873 with depot (right) and freight house (left) on the Air Line Railroad. It was a busy place during the late 1800s and early 1900s. There were also passenger trains... 
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National Register of Historic Places Belltown Historic District A uniquely preserved window into America's industrial revolution, the only mill town in the United States historically devoted exclusively to bell manufacturing. The Only Bell-Making Mill Town in the... 
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Seamster Park Playground The New Playground has plenty of features for kids to enjoy including a Zip Line and a Ropes Course. Designed by our Kids, built by Volunteers! Over Three Years in the making, the day has finally arrived!! The New Seamster Park and Playground... 
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Winter Tradition Cabin Fever History Series Local Connecticut authors share history and folklore across three Saturday talks each winter, co-sponsored with the East Hampton Public Library. How to Attend the Series January, February, and March of 2026. Admission Free... 