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Progress on Trinity Episcopal Church

09/08/1860

According the Courant, as of today, the deconstruction of the Unitarian Church remained underway.



Negotiations underway to sell the Church of the Savior building to the Trinity Episcopal Parish

08/18/1860

According to the Courant, the Trinity Episcopal Parish was negotiating to purchase the building of the Church of the Savior in order to move it to a lot they owned on the east side of Sigourney Street.



Demolition of the Church of the Savior underway

08/09/1860

The Courant reported that demolition of the Church of the Savior had begun.



Bell from the Church of the Savior relocated to South Baptist Church

06/13/1860

The bell at the Church of the Savior was lowered and then began its relocation to the South Baptist Church.



Unitarians held their last service at the Church of the Savior

05/27/1860

The Universalist Society held their services in the Church of the Savior for the last time.



Charter Oak Bank auctioned off some of the contents of the Church of the Savior

05/23/1860

The Charter Oak Bank held an auction to sell some of the contents of the Church of the Savior at 11:00 AM.



Unitarian church sold to Charter Oak Bank

04/21/1860

The Hartford Daily Courant reported that the members of the Church of the Savior, Unitarian, had sold their church to the Charter Oak Bank for $24,000.



Meeting of the Episcopal religious society

11/21/1859

The Episcopal religious society met and voted to buy a lot for their future church.



First formal meeting of the Episcopal religious society on Asylum Hill

09/26/1859

A meeting of the Episcopal religious society was held at the home of Hezekiah Huntington.



Exhibition Of The Hartford County Horticultural Society

09/15/1859

The Hartford County Horticultural Society held an exhibition in the afternoon.




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