The Washington Oak

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1776-AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL-1976 CONNECTICUT

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THE WASHINGTON OAK, in Gaylordsville, Conn., is now maintained as a Revolutionary landmark by the D. A. R. According to records, on Sept. 20, 1780, Gen. Washington and his staff stopped here to rest and hold a conference. They were enroute from Newburgh, N. Y. to Hartford, to meet with the French Count de Rochambeau to enlist the aid of the French. Pub. by NATCO®, Natural Color Cards Co., Ridgefield Park, N.J. 07660 dp DEXTER PRESS WEST NYACK, NEW YORK 21441-D