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Connecticut storm topples one of the state's last Constitution Oak trees from 1902

New Haven Register

Sep 29, 2026

A 124-year-old Constitution Oak in Wolcott split and fell during this weekend's nor'easter, leaving just 55 of Connecticut's original 1902 commemorative trees still standing. |!| N…

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Connecticut storm topples one of the state's last Constitution Oak trees from 1902

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