older of such houses in the state.  Lewis was not at the time particularly wealthy, but by his death in 1805 owned a fulling mill.  The property is also historically significant for its purchase in 1905 by Michael Zukowski, an immigrant from eastern Europe who was part of a wave of immigration that revitalized the community's agriculture.

See also
National Register of Historic Places listings in Hartford County, Connecticut

References

Category:Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Hartford County, Connecticut
Category:American colonial architecture
Category:Italianate architecture in Connecticut
Category:Houses completed in 1781
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Category:Suffield, ConnecticutTag Archives: Cannondale Hooligan

The Cannodale Hooligan continues to prove itself as a very versatile bike. The afternoon before flying to Denver, I raced around town on the little-wheeled bike in search of a suitable bag to pack it in. In the end, I decided that a pair of durable black plastic trash bags would be best, with the aid of a roll of duct tape. Total cost: about $6.

Twenty five miles pavement riding, fast– check

Pack my bags with camera socks and a sleeping bag the night before, around midnight.

I awoke at 3:30AM to ride to the airport by 4:30, to check the bike by 5:00 to board the plane by 5:30 to arrive in Denver by 7:30.

Cross-town ride in the dark to the ABQ International Sunport. Pack the