Talk:Franklin, Connecticut
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Page needs a lot of work edit
The page certainly needs a lot of work, even small towns have much history, people, and events. I'm sure this can be turned into a strong page, and I started by adding some basic history of the town's creation and division from Norwich, Connecticut. CatharticHistorian (talk) 03:55, 16 November 2023 (UTC)