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Whitney Ridge Stable

By November 14, 2021October 11th, 2024No Comments

Whitney Ridge Stable, Haddam, Connecticut:

This home in Haddam’s village of Higganum is a modified saltbox first built in 1780. The post-Revolutionary house at 227 Little City Road fronts a large parcel of farmland. Family names such as Whitney and Sherman have appeared on the deed. Nowadays, it’s a family-run horse farm.

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