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Berlin, Connecticut, residents are rallying to save the historic Nelson Augustus Moore homestead, a twenty-seven-acre property with a stone-and-concrete house built from the familys mill cement. The Moore family, known for their farmland legacy and Nelsons Hudson River School paintings, is the last piece of local history beyond his art. The Berlin Land Trust, Historical Society, and Trust for Public Land, with state support, aim to buy the land for community events like lawn concerts or painting classes. Theyve raised $110,000 of their $300,000 goal, with a state grant and local business support.

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