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Established in 1763, Cornish was once called Mast Camp because it was the shipping point for all the tall ship masts floated down the Conner River by the English. Cornish, located in Sullivan County east of Windsor, was incorporated in 1765 and named after Sir Samuel Cornish, a distinguished English admiral of the Royal Navy. A century ago the town was a famous art colony. Places to visit include The east of Windsor, was incorporated in 1765 and named after Sir Samuel Cornish, a distinguished English admiral of the Royal Navy. A century ago the town was a famous art colony. Places to visit include The [cornishartcm], [mtsunasp], [stgaunhs] and four covered bridges -- [blacksmthsb], [cornishwinb], [dingletonhb] and [blowmedb]. CODE left
Established in 1763, Cornish was once called Mast Camp because it was the shipping point for all the tall ship masts floated down the Conner River by the English. Cornish, located in [y33019] east of Windsor, was incorporated in 1765 and named after Sir Samuel Cornish, a distinguished English admiral of the Royal Navy. A century ago the town was a famous art colony. Places to visit include The [cornishartcm], [mtsunasp], [stgaunhs] and four covered bridges -- [blacksmthsb], [cornishwinb], [dingletonhb] and [blowmedb].
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