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- Show map of Connecticut. ... The P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company is a historic industrial building on Oil Mill Road in Danbury, Connecticut.
- The P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company is a historic industrial building on Oil Mill Road in Danbury, Connecticut.
- ASSET METADATA. Title: Robinson, P., Fur Cutting Company. National Register Information System ID: 82000998.
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- OCTAGON HOUSE, 21 Spring St., 05/07/73. P. ROBINSON FUR CUTTING COMPANY (Oil Mill Road Building), Oil Mill Rd., 11/30/82.
- North Grosvenordale Mill Historic District. Occum Hydroelectric Plant and Dam. Old Thames Shipyard. P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company.
- Best Places to visit in Danbury, Connecticut - Best Things to do in Danbury, CT. Place Name. Distance (mi). ... P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company.
- For a unique experience, make a stop at the P Robinson Fur Cutting Company, a historic building that once housed a fur cutting factory.
- P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company. ... Plan Development. • The State of Connecticut requires municipalities to update their POCD at least once every ten years.
- USA. 10.2 km. P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company Building in Connecticut, United States. ... P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company.
- 1 Main Street Historic District. 0.142miles. Danbury, CT. NW. Boughton, Elm, Ives, Keeler, Main, West and White Sts. ... 7 Robinson, P., Fur Cutting Company.
- Ball and Roller Bearing Company—historic factory where the grinding machine was
- Octagon House—mid-19th century house shaped like an octagon
- P. Robinson Fur Cutting Company—integral to the history of Danbury as the Hat City