Directory of Coventry Resources

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Coventry [Tolland County] was settled in 1709 and named from Coventry in Warwickshire in 1711. It was incorporated in 1712.

Area, 38.4 sq. miles. Population, 2000 Census, 11,504. Voting districts, 3. Principal industries, agriculture, the manufacture of sutures, and varied small industries. Principally residential.

Subcategories

• Education
• Travel and Tourism

Resources in This Category

• Booth and Dimock Memorial Library

  http://www.coventrypl.org/
  Reference and reading materials, periodicals, non-print materials, children's room and computer services.

• Cards by Curtis

  http://www.cardsbycurtis.org/
  Site includes note cards for sale, and information about the artist.

• Dawn Enterprises

  http://www.godawn.com/
  Produces high-quality, natural stone aggregate waste receptacles, planters and cigarette urns for clients throughout the United States.

• First Congregational Church of Coventry, The

  http://www.firstchurchcoventry.org/
  United Church of Christ offers its worship schedule, youth ministry, history, and covenant.

• Jenkins Dental at Bynes' Falls

  http://bynesfallsdentistry.com/
  General dentist in Coventry, CT.

• Skungamaug River Golf Club

  http://www.skungamauggolf.com/
  Public 18 hole golf course with practice facilities and pro shop. Course description and scorecard, rates, directions and membership information.

• Town of Coventry

  http://www.coventryct.org/
  Municipal news and information, including Town departments, legal notices, history, economic development, services and programs.

• Twin Hills Country Club

  http://www.twinhillscountryclub.com/
  18-hole, par 71 golf course. Course statistics and rules, tee times, leagues, staff overview and directions.

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