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Pretoria Image: Union Hall

10 July 2018 1:16 pm

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Union Buildings
Image by CT State Library
Is now the Art Guild. Its upper floor was rented to abolitionist groups for meetings. It was originally located at the present site of the Porter Memorial on Main Street and is now owned by the First Church of Christ, Congregational.

Quilter: Sara Prentis Dick Pandora Betty Kelly
City Depicted: Farmington
Quilt Block: Northwestern Quilt Block
Source: Museum of Connecticut History

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