Christopher Huntington (1660-1735) was the first male child born to the English settlers of Norwich. Known as Christopher Huntington II or Deacon Christopher Huntington, he was a surveyor and extensive land owner who served as first townsman (selectman) and town clerk. He married Sarah Adgate (1663-1705) in 1681. His second wife was Judith Stevens Brewster, widow of Jonathan Brewster, who he married in 1706. Christopher Huntington had four daughters and seven sons. His house in Norwich, built c. 1720, is located at 410 Washington Street.
Christopher Huntington House (1720)
“Norwich a College Town?” A major school like Yale University could establish a satellite campus in the Norwich downtown district. This plan would encourage high tech and other companies to move to Norwich. Think about it.
Wonderful site. Just had occasion to spend a day in Norwich, a very urbanistically picturesque town. It would be very helpful to those not familiar with the town to include the street address directly after the building name of each entry
I did start to include street addresses in more recent posts. Also see my index page for Norwich, which lists all street addresses for the city:
https://historicbuildingsct.com/towns/norwich/