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8 East Street in Fort Trumbull Neighborhood - New London, CT
On February 13, 2000, supporters of the Coalition to Save Fort Trumbull Neighborhood staged a mock funeral march for a neighborhood that was slated for demolition. It was to be leveled to support the expansion of Pfizer Global Research headquarters. The neighborhood just didn't have the right kind of people living in it. They had to go! On that day, I was asked to give a eulogy. I used the story of Naboth's Vineyard, a biblical story that in many ways is being played out in our own day.
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8 East Street in Fort Trumbull Neighborhood - New London, CT
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Important Links
- A Fort Trumbull History
- Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
- Castle Coalition
- Cato Institute
- Connecticut Historic Commission
- Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation
- Eminent Domain Watch
- Institute for Justice
- Nationa Constitution Center
- National Conference of State Legislatures
- National Trust for Historic Preservation
- Property Rights Congress
- Property Rights Foundation of America
- Property Rights Research
- PropertyRights.org
- Reason Foundation
- The Cottage Coalition
- The History Channel
Blog Archive
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- Welcome to the year 2000
- Lingering Questions...
- Obituary for Neild Oldham
- An Editorial Tribute to Neild Oldham
- Neild Oldham at a vigil for Fort Trumbull Property...
- Oldham's Heroic Efforts Fought Off City 'demons' ...
- Connecticut legislators tackle eminent domain reform
- New London Activist Neild Oldham Dies
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