West Hartford Connecticut: 1930

As West Hartford celebrates the 250th anniversary of American independence, this newly-republished edition of William H. Hall's classic 1930 history reconnects readers with the town's earliest stories, families, and landmarks. Educator, superintendent, and lifelong resident, Hall drew upon oral histories, family records, maps, and firsthand memories to chronicle West Hartford's transformation from colonial settlement to thriving community.

Rich with detail and personal insight, his work preserves the people and places that shaped the town's identity. Nearly a century after its original publication, this volume remains an essential tribute to West Hartford's enduring spirit, growth, and shared heritage.

This facsimile reproduction of the 1930 edition includes a new introduction from West Hartford Town Historian, Mary Donohue, and a forward written by the West Hartford Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, Christopher Conway.