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Caroline Mills Smith Mead, Greenwich’s First Woman Real Estate Developer

By: greenwichfreepress | August 13, 2024

“The road to Caroline Mead’s success was not an easy one.” – Jeffrey Bingham Mead Continue Reading →

Filed under: Opinion, Bush-Holley House, Caroline Mead, Caroline Mills Smith Mead, Cos Cob, George Jackson Smith, Historic Mead Family Burying Grounds, Jeffrey Bingham Mead

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Filed under: Opinion, Bush-Holley House, Caroline Mead, Caroline Mills Smith Mead, Cos Cob, George Jackson Smith, Historic Mead Family Burying Grounds, Jeffrey Bingham Mead