Winter Meeting: "Carrying
out Research to Obtain Historic Building Plaques", Monday February 2, 2009, 7 PM
at the Groton Congregational Church
162 Monument St. Groton, CT. Join for Refreshements at 6:30 PM. Public invited.
In response to many inquires about obtaining "Groton
Bank Historic House Plaques" that display the original owner-occupant and the date of construction, Horace Newbury and Tom
Althuis will talk about the research process to determine this information. In the past about 90 of Groton Bank's several
hundred historic houses or buildings have been researched and have plaques on them. Horace and Tom will focus on determining
the original owner-occupant and age of the structure using information in the Groton Land Records, knowledge of the architectural
style of the structure, and information that can be gleaned from maps, old pictures and other sources.
Contact Us
GBHA Officers/committee chairs are:
Thomas Althuis, president, 5 Meridian St., Groton, CT 06340
Naomi Otterness, vice president, 71 Silas Deane Rd., Ledyard, CT 06339
Christine Mikola, treasurer, 88 Baker Ave., Groton, CT 06340
Barbara Frucht, secretary and newsletter, 360 Meridian St. Apt # 5, Groton, CT
06340
Ellen Newbury, historian, 279 Thames St., Groton, CT 06340
Denise Descheneaux, membership chairperson, 118 Thames St., Groton, CT 06340
Horace
Newbury, historical plaque research chairperson, 279 Thames St., Groton, CT 06340
This web site is sponsored by the Groton Bank Historical
Association, Inc. (GBHA). GBHA’s objective is to research and promote the history of Groton Bank and to maintain
the historical architecture and village character of this area listed on the National Register of Historic Places. To accomplish this GBHA publishes information about Groton Bank and sponsors several historical-educational
meetings annually.
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