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Article: Torrington
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- The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Torrington city (1990 pop. 33,687), Litchfield co., NW Conn., on the Naugatuck River; inc. 1740. It is the industrial and commercial hub of NW Connecticut and is known for its metal (especially brass) and machinery manufactures. The first machine-made brass goods in the country were produced in Torrington in 1834. The city was also the site of the world's first condensed-milk plant; the process of ...
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... ... way to Canada to ensure their safety? John Brown was born into a deeply religious family in Torrington, Conn., in 1800. His father was purported ... servitude. No man belonged to another. John Brown learned his lessons well from his father ...
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