Books

First published in 1892, Stiles' 2-volume book is a thorough study of the "Windsors" (Windsor, East Windsor, South Windsor, Windsor Locks and Ellington) from 1635 to 1891. Vol. I deals with the towns' histories, while II focuses on the genealogy of many of the families. Long out of print, the facsimile edition is now available. Click on the Barnes and Noble box below.			Published by the South Windsor Historical Society in 1995, this slim volume gives a rich historical, architectural and genealogical tour of a mile of South Windsor's designated Historic District. A member of the SWHS, Mrs. Burgdorf is a meticulous researcher. The book is illustrated by her husband and her, with photographs by Carol Birden. Copies are available at South Windsor Town Hall.
This 1998 book was the third self-published by nonegenarian Barney E. Daley. It commemo- rates the 300th anniversary of the official recognition of Second Parish of Windsor. It combines careful historical research with home- spun memories of a keen observer. Available at Wood Memorial Library for $25, including tax.			In covering the history of the East Windsor area from the Mesozoic eon to the town's bicentennial in 1968, the late Michael C. DeVito, one of the founders of the East Windsor Historical Society, included some detail about East Windsor, which was part of the same town until 1845. A limited number of books were reprinted in January 2001 and are available at $20 each. Call 860-623-0441 for details.
	For more books and magazines on history, genealogy, or Connecticut, click on the Barnes and Noble box below.		Connecticut a collection of state- wide photographs by William Hubbell with essays by Roger Eddy.