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Historic CT Home From 1730s Destroyed in Fire That Killed Dog, Triggered Explosions
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Historic CT Home From 1730s Destroyed in Fire That Killed Dog, Triggered Explosions
A historic Connecticut landmark was destroyed by a fast-moving fire that killed at least one dog, fire officials said.The Ithamar Parsons House, which dates to the 1730s, according to Historic Buildings of Connecticut, was destroyed after a fire broke out at the historic Haddam home on Friday, Dec. 12, authorities said.Fire crews rushed to the home on Middlefield Road, but the building was fully engulfed when they arrived. Firefighters forced th…
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