We are so excited to share this New London Day article and video tour of Lathrop Manor
Thank you to Claire Bessette and Kobe Amos of the New London Day. Enjoy the history with us.
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Lathrop Manor Bed & Breakfast
Lathrop Manor formerly a Bed & Breakfast is again a private residence. This 1744 home is a beautiful example of a center hall Colonial with nine fireplaces. The house, nestled in the center of the Norwich Historic District has a rich history and beautiful craftsmanship from the hand carved wooden beams to the wide board flooring throughout. It is inspiring to imagine the lives of those who have walked these halls before.
Sunday, May 5, 2019
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Our Home is on the Market
We are both happy and sad to say our house is on the market. We have such wonderful memories here and met so many great people. We truly appreciate each of our guests for making our job fun. And we are looking forward to the next chapter, moving closer to more family.
If you are looking for your next career opportunity or just a wonderful house or getaway, take a look at 380 Washington Street. Dave Thomas will be happy to show you around.
If you are looking for your next career opportunity or just a wonderful house or getaway, take a look at 380 Washington Street. Dave Thomas will be happy to show you around.
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
In the summer of 2016, we updated the kitchen. Remodeling is always both rewarding and challenging. But I think we made an improvement.
Before we started - remember the old island!
Mid reno
New island toward fireplace and baking center
New cooktop and wonderful work space
Sunny outside wall over island
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Monday, October 26, 2015
Mighty Oak
On July 30, a strange weather phenomenon occurred here in Norwich, likely a micro burst. Unfortunately, the beautiful and majestic Oak that had graced the property for well over 200 years was a victim. She lost a major limb.
Our Arborist checked her out and shared that any time a tree loses 1/3 of their limbs, the tree is compromised. We agreed to try to save her. We added supports for the remaining limbs protecting her the best that we could.
We expanded the veranda because she provided such amazing shade and shelter from the Summer sun. She has given all who have lived and visited joy and comfort. Today, we have to protect her.
We are so fortunate that we were able to trim the limb and secure the others. She is still standing today and hopefully, for another 200+ years.
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Columbus Foundation brings Niña and Pinta to Norwich's Marina at American Wharf
The Columbus Foundation and two Columbus replica ships, the most historically accurate replica Niña and the recently-built Pinta visited the Norwich Marina at American Wharf May 29 through June 3.
http://www.thenina.com/
http://www.thenina.com/
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
SAP, the old fashioned way
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