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Wilson Barn c. 1860

Wilson Barn c. 1860
Wilson Barn c. 1860
The Wilson Barn is the only structure original to the present Shelton History Center site.  Believed to be built c. 1860, it now is the showcase for a permanent exhibit, “Three Centuries of Shelton—From Farming to Industry and Beyond,” that outlines the history of Shelton. It was once part of a farm owned by Wisner and Dorothy Wilson, who donated the land that has become Shelton History Center.
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