Yantic Cemetery:
Contact Dave Oat at daveoat@gmail.com
Colonial Burial Ground:
Dave Oat: daveoat@gmail.com
Civil War Information:
Contact Vic Butsch at pvb27@att.net
Author, Tricia Staley at tricia.staley@gmail.com
Gun Manufacturing Information:
The Guns of Norwich Historical Society
Richard R. Russ – Email: Rr65520@aol.com
Benedict Arnold – Contact Regan Miner at info@norwichhistoricalsociety.org
African American History – Contact Dale Plummer at norwichcityhistorian@gmail.com
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Klos, Stanley. President Who? – Forgotten Founders. Carnegie, PA: Estoric.com, 2004.
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Oberg, Leroy Michael. Uncas: First of the Mohegans. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press,2003.
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*Note: Otis Library has a section on Benedict Arnold in their Local History and Genealogy Room.
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