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Torrington bookstore owner retains memory, preserves history

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TORRINGTON – When the Meara building was erected at 25 Main St. by Irish immigrants in 1896, it was the tallest in the city. Two weeks ago, Jamie O’Meara of Harwinton, a descendant of the O’Meara clan that built the edifice, wandered into the landmark’s first floor, which houses Howard’s Bookstore. Building owner John Noelke […]

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Torrington bookstore owner retains memory, preserves history

TORRINGTON – When the Meara building was erected at 25 Main St. by Irish immigrants in 1896, it was the tallest in the city. Two weeks ago, Jamie O’Meara of Harwinton, a descendant of the O’Meara clan that built the edifice, wandered into the landmark’s first floor, which houses Howard’s Bookstore. Building owner John Noelke […]

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Republican-American broke the news in on Monday, February 3, 2025.
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