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Visit Historic New London County for an adventure into America's Past.
Tour the Shaw Mansion Museum, a house that survived Benedict Arnold's Rampage.
View the extensive museum collection and research the archives.
Thousands of documents and manuscripts to trace your family genealogy.

A National Treasure ~ The Shaw 13-Star Flag
Read more about this historic flag here ...

Upcoming events ...
All events are open to the public.   For further details, please call 860-443-1209

Vintage Base Ball Opening Day -- 1861 rules -- this Saturday, May 10, at New London's Fort Trumbull, 11:00 am to 3:30 pm, FREE!
Read all about Vintage Base Ball Opening Day plans, learn about Vintage Baseball and our home team schedule here ...

A New London Treasure ~ History of New London, Connecticut: From the first survey of the coast in 1512 to 1860, by Frances Manwaring Caulkins
Learn more about this essential New London history here ...

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