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- The house was built in 1753 by Oliver Wolcott, Sr., the son of Roger Wolcott, who was the colonial governor of Connecticut at the time of the house's construction.
- CT National Historic Landmark Oliver Wolcott House Litchfield. ... The Oliver Wolcott Sr. House has been and still is a private residence on South Street.
- Additionally, Wolcott's son and future governor, Oliver Wolcott Jr., was born here in 1760. The house is privately owned today but can be viewed from the...
- This house was built for Oliver Wolcott in 1754, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence from Connecticut, as well as the Governor of...
- Built for Oliver Wolcott, Sr. in 1754 on South Street in Litchfield, this is the town's oldest surviving Georgian-style house.
- Oliver Wolcott House Gardens was one of the featured sites during the Centennial House & Garden Tour of the Litchfield Garden Club on June 15, 2013...
- The Oliver Wolcott House (1753) decked for Christmas. Drive by Photography with @connecticutclassic.
- BedsAny1+2+3+4+5+ Use exact match Bathrooms Any1+1.5+2+3+4+ Home Type Checkmark Select All Houses Townhomes Multi-family Condos/Co-ops...
- Nesvarbu, ar ieškote pigaus viešbučio Oliver Wolcott House, ar gražiame viešbutyje Oliver Wolcott House, mes galime padėti jums filtruoti rezultatus.
- Oliver Wolcott erected and occupied this residence in 1753, some 2 years after he moved from Windsor to Litchfield, and lived in it until he died in 1797.
