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Lyme [New London County] was set off from Saybrook (now Deep River) in 1665 and named from Lyme Regis in Dorsetshire in 1667. Its former name is East Saybrook.

Area, 34.5 sq. miles. Population, est., 1,969. Voting Districts, 1. Principal industries, agriculture, boat yards and dairying.

Subcategories

• Hadlyme
• Regional School District 18

Resources in This Category

• American Lyme Disease Foundation, Inc.

  http://www.aldf.com/
  National nonprofit dedicated to finding solutions to tick-borne disorders through education, research, and advocacy.

• Ashlawn Farm Coffee

  http://www.farmcoffee.com/
  Suppliers of organic roasted coffee provide history of the farm, description of types of coffee offered, list of where their coffee is sold as well as online ordering.

• Lyme Public Library

  http://www.lymepl.org/
  Basic information provided.

• LymeArt.com

  http://www.lymeart.com/
  Overview of American Impressionism and the Lyme Art Colony.

• Reynolds' Garage and Marine, Inc.

  http://www.reynolds1859.com/
  Full service and sales dealer for Subaru automobiles, Yamaha outboards, Skeeter boats, Ranger boats, G3 boats and Cobia boats.

• Russell Guerin Architects, PC

  http://russellguerin.com/
  Architecture firm specializing in Classical residential architecture and small scale commercial building.

• Wilson Books

  http://www.wilsonbooks.com/
  Offers books, videos and articles celebrating the history, adventure, and artistry of fine firearms and swords and knives. Located in the Hadlyme section of town.

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