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June 9: Saving the Oldest Wooden House in Connecticut
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June 9: Saving the Oldest Wooden House in Connecticut
https://todayincthistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/June-9-TodayinCTHist-23.mp3 June 9, 1915 marked the start of a new lease on life for the Thomas Lee House in East Lyme, which has the distinction of being the oldest extant wood-framed building in Connecticut. Amid a flurry of pilgrim’s pride and pomp and circumstance, even a former President came to help dedicate the opening of this recently saved and fully restored 17th-century colonial…
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