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Cover page through page 9 of charter, by-laws and amendments (in force as of June 1st, 1887) for the borough of Stafford Springs. Published by Press Job Print "by the authority of the Freemen and the Court of Burgesses."

Pages 10 through 17 of charter, by-laws and amendments (in force as of June 1st, 1887) for the borough of Stafford Springs. Published by Press Job Print "by the authority of the Freemen and the Court of Burgesses."

Pages 18 through 25 of charter, by-laws and amendments (in force as of June 1st, 1887) for the borough of Stafford Springs. Published by Press Job Print "by the authority of the Freemen and the Court of Burgesses."

Pages 26 through 33 of charter, by-laws and amendments (in force as of June 1st, 1887) for the borough of Stafford Springs. Published by Press Job Print "by the authority of the Freemen and the Court of Burgesses."

Description of the origins of the Holt Fountain located on the intersection of Routes 190 and 32 with Furnace Avenue, on what is perhaps one of New England's oldest traffic circles.

A website from the Connecticut Library Association highlighting the Stafford Library at the time the current building was opened in 2001.

Excerpts from Chapter 25 of Livermore's 1897 book dealing with the town of Stafford and surrounds.

Excerpts from Chapters 25 and 26 of Livermore's 1897 book dealing with the town of Stafford and surrounds.

Excerpts from Chapter 26 of Livermore's 1897 book dealing with the town of Stafford and surrounds.

Mary Livermore was the wife of the Unitarian Universalist minister.

Excerpts from Chapter 26 of Livermore's 1897 book dealing with the town of Stafford and surrounds. Mary Livermore was the wife of the Unitarian Universalist minister.