Weston
Weston by Kathleen Saluk Failla, published by Arcadia Publishing Library Editions on August 20, 2003, offers a detailed exploration of the lives of Weston’s settlers from the late seventeenth century onward. This 130-page book delves into the connections between these settlers and the Native Americans who inhabited the rugged wilderness prior to their arrival, highlighting the unique character of this independent town that was once part of Fairfield.
Readers will find a rich historical narrative that captures the essence of Weston, showcasing its diverse inhabitants, including celebrated actors, artists, and business executives, alongside farmers and craftsmen. The book emphasizes the natural beauty of Weston’s landscape, featuring its bogs, streams, and hilly woodlands. Through a collection of pictures, Weston presents a visual history of the town and the people who have cherished it, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of New England and local heritage.
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The lives of Weston’s settlers from the late seventeenth century on are linked with those of Native Americans who trod the rugged wilderness before them. Today, the memory of the settlers and native people lives on in the special character of this independent town that was once part of Fairfield. Weston has long attracted a diverse group-celebrated actors, artists, authors, business executives, and media professionals-who have blended easily with farmers and craftsmen. All of them share an appreciation for the natural beauty of Weston’s bogs, streams, and hilly woodlands. Through pictures, Weston tells the history of the town and the people who have loved it.
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