Name/Title
Bolton, Connecticut Bicentennial 1720-1920Entry/Object ID
2026.7.1Description
A booklet outlining the history of Bolton, CT from its colonial days until 1920. From boltonct.gov: "Bolton is one of the older Connecticut towns, having been incorporated in October 1720. Many of the early settlers came from Bolton, Lancashire, England, from which the town received its name. It covers an area along the extreme western edge of the rolling eastern Connecticut upland, overlooking the Connecticut River Valley to the west. "Context
Published as part of Bolton's Bicentennial celebration in 1920.Collection
General CollectionLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
CommemorativeNomenclature Sub-Class
MemorabiliaNomenclature Class
Documentary ObjectsNomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication ObjectsPublication Details
Publication Type
BookletAuthor
Samuel Morgan AlvordDate Published
1920Printer
The Herald Printing CompanyPlace Printed
City
South Manchester, CTRegion
NortheastContinent
North AmericaDate Printed
1920Publication Language
EnglishLocation
Location
* Untyped Location
Archives U1-B-3Category
PermanentDate
March 2, 2026Provenance
Provenance Detail
Found ObjectCreated By
Kearney, QuinlanCreate Date
March 2, 2026Updated By
archives@millmuseum.orgUpdate Date
March 8, 2026
