National Register of Historic Places · Suffield, CT

Fuller, John, House

Fuller, John, House is a historic building in Suffield, CT, listed in the National Register of Historic Places since 1982 and recognized for its significance in architecture; religion. Its listing is documented by the National Park Service.

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Fuller, John, House, National Register of Historic Places
Suffield, CTPhoto source: Jerry Dougherty · CC BY 2.5

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463 Halliday Ave., Suffield, CT
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  • Recognized for architecture; religion
  • Listed in 1982
  • Hartford County

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