Image: East Litchfield Depot. 1900
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Description: In 1849 the Naugatuck Valley Railroad extended their rails to Winsted, Connecticut. A depot was built in East Litchfield. Passengers could ride all the way to New York City without changing trains.
Title: East Litchfield Depot. 1900
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