Crime & Safety

Historic Meriden Home Badly Damaged In 2-Alarm Fire

The blaze ripped through a historic home that was being rehabilitated.

The blaze ripped through a historic home that was being rehabilitated.
The blaze ripped through a historic home that was being rehabilitated. (Patch graphic)

MERIDEN, CT — A historic Meriden home that was being rehabbed was destroyed in a two-alarm fire Monday, according to The Meriden Record-Journal. The home had been purchased in July by an East Hartford man for $30,000 and was undergoing extensive restoration.

A call came in to emergency services at 5:45 a.m. for a fully involved house fire at 577 E. Main St., according to fire officials.

It took firefighters from around the area 50 minutes to get the blaze under control.

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