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Newtown Landmark Pitched As Site For Apartments
A developer is proposing knocking down a landmark location in town to make way for apartments.
NEWTOWN, CT — A developer is pitching a plan to knock down the former Inn at Newtown site on Main Street to make way for 40 apartments.
The Inn at Newtown is a landmark that dates back to 1850 and was the home of philanthropist Mary Hawley, according to the News-Times.
Although the property is a landmark near the town flagpole it isn't listed on any federal or state historic registry.
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The Inn closed in 2016 after owner Rob Ryder said he wanted to spend more time with his family. The layout also prevented large parties from sitting together.
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