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1. www.bfhistorical.org › history-of-beacon-fallsHistory of Beacon Falls – Beacon Falls Historical Society

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   Beacon Falls is one of the smallest towns in the country and next to Ansonia the youngest. It lies on both sides of the Naugatuck River, south of Beacon Hill brook, and from that locality the name was derived. Bounding it are the towns from which it was formed in 1871, namely: Naugatuck on the north, Bethany on the east and southeast, Seymour ...

2. www.colonialwarsct.org › towns › beacon_fallsSociety of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut - Beacon ...

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   Ensign Riggs and Jeremiah Johnson bought land in 1680. Early in 1871, John Wolfe and others petitioned the Assembly for the creation of a new town, Beacon Falls, out of portions of Bethany, Naugatuck, Seymour and Oxford. The town of Beacon Falls was so named from Beacon Hill, and from which a small but beautiful waterfall descended.

3. www.wikiwand.com › en › articlesBeacon Falls, Connecticut - Wikiwand

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   In 1898 the two Lewis men bought the Home Woolen Company facility and started the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company. The new company enjoyed great success for over two decades. From 150 pairs of shoes manufactured in 1899, by 1920 5.5 million pair were shipped; during that same time the town's population doubled.

4. electronicvalley.org › tour › beaconfallsfarmsBeacon Falls Farms - electronicvalley.org

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   First landowner, Captain Ebenezer Johnson purchased three parcels in the vicinity of Pines Bridge in 1678. Ensign Riggs and Jeremiah Johnson bought land in 1680. Early in 1871, John Wolfe and others petitioned the Assembly for the creation of a new town, Beacon Falls, out of portions of Bethany, Naugatuck, Seymour and Oxford.

5. www.beaconfalls-ct.org › economic-developmentA Brief History of Beacon Falls Industry – Then and Now

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   Our town was incorporated in 1871. During the late 1800’s and early 1900’s Beacon Falls began to grow and thrive as an industrial New England town.

6. www.mycitizensnews.com › news › future-of-historicFuture of historic schoolhouse up in the air | Citizen's News

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   Jan 13, 2012 · BEACON FALLS — The fate of one of the oldest buildings in town rests on its crumbling foundations. When Nadeem and Naila Khalid purchased the Rimmon Schoolhouse at 101 Pinesbridge Road in 2010, town officials hoped the Khalids might donate the historic one-room schoolhouse to the town. However

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   How much did Beacon Falls cost?

   • In October, 1871, settlement was made with the mother towns and from the grand list of Naugatuck there was set to Beacon Falls $11,037; from the list of Seymour $6000.; and from the list of Oxford, $53,319, making the taxable list of the new town $70,392. Since the organization of Beacon Falls the town clerks have been: 1889, Emery L. Terrell.

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   When did Beacon Falls get its name?

   • The name Beacon Falls first appeared in the act of the assembly in 1864, when a joint school district with that title was formed out of Bethany and Oxford. Not long thereafter Beacon Falls was incorporated by the May , 1871, assembly out of portions of the towns of Bethany, Naugatuck, Seymour, and Oxford, with the following bounds:

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   Where is Beacon Falls?

   • Beacon Falls is one of the smallest towns in the country and next to Ansonia the youngest. It lies on both sides of the Naugatuck River, south of Beacon Hill brook, and from that locality the name was derived.

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   Who bought Beacon Towers?

   • In 1927, William Randolph Hearst (1863-1951) purchased Beacon Towers for $400,000. It was a present for his wife, Millicent Veronica Willson (1882-1974), who had become desirous of a 'between-seasons home'.

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   What companies did Beacon buy?

   • From 1999 to 2000, Beacon continued its purchase of regional roofing distributors by acquiring Best Distributing (North Carolina), Groupe Bedard and Exeltherm Supply (Canada), The Roof Center (Maryland and Virginia) and West End Lumber (Texas). By 2002, Beacon had surpassed $500 million in revenue.

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   Who are the town clerks of Beacon Falls?

   • Since the organization of Beacon Falls the town clerks have been: 1889, Emery L. Terrell. 1889, Baldwin Emerson J. Terrill, and George T. Clark. By the terms of the act of incorporation the Clark Pines Bridge Fund was placed under the control of Beacon Falls.

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   Jun 5, 2018 · Bitter Truth: a Beacon Falls Mystery featuring Lucy Guardino (Beacon Falls Cold Case Mysteries) Paperback – June 5, 2018 by Cj Lyons (Author) 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 720 ratings

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