Lime Rock village

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Lime Rock village is a small historic community in Salisbury, Connecticut, known for its 19th-century iron industry heritage and preserved architecture.

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instanceOf historic district
village
country United States
culturalRegion Litchfield Hills
hasArchitecturalStyle 19th-century vernacular architecture
Greek Revival architecture
Italianate architecture
Victorian-era architecture
hasBuildingType historic mills and industrial structures
stone and wood-frame houses
hasCharacteristic historic streetscape
rural setting
small population
hasEconomicHistory iron mining
iron processing
iron smelting
hasFeature historic churches
historic commercial buildings
historic worker housing
industrial-era buildings
residential buildings from the 19th century
hasHistoricPeriod 19th century
hasLandUse historic industrial
mixed-use village center
residential
hasPreservationStatus historic community
heritage iron industry heritage
historicalFunction company town for iron works
iron manufacturing center
knownFor 19th-century iron industry
historic architecture
preserved mill village character
locatedIn Connecticut
Litchfield County, Connecticut
Salisbury, Connecticut
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedNear Housatonic River
nearbySettlement Lakeville, Connecticut
Salisbury center
partOf Town of Salisbury
partOfRegion New England
northwestern Connecticut
state Connecticut
transportationHistory served by local roads connecting to Salisbury center

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Lime Rock Historic District locatedNear Lime Rock village