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New London Local First is a network of locally owned, independent businesses formed in 2007 to build a strong New London economy and a vibrant community.
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The NL $hare Card is available at: Shalett's Cleaners, Daniel's Dairy Downtown, Pezzello Bro. Fruit & Produce, DeSigns LLC, Lean & Leaf Cafe, Neon Chicken and Rapid Car Wash....and is in distribution through various New London Institutions as well as the Greater New London area!
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Custom House Maritime Museum/New London Maritime Society

The Custom House Maritime Museum/New London Maritime Society 's mission is to preserve New London's U.S. Custom House and New London Harbor Light, and to promote and interpret the maritime history of the port of New London and the surrounding region through museum exhibitions and educational programs. Housed in the Mills custom house, the Custom House Maritime Museum has developed into a community museum, which is a very special kind of place. At the museum, we work to rebuild social capital in the community by respecting and presenting the stories of our neighbors from across the region. In 2009, the Society assumed stewardship of New London Harbor Light, the 4th oldest lighthouse in the country and the oldest lighthouse on Long Island Sound. The Society is managed by independent Trustees supported by a museum director and a growing number of volunteers who give generously of their time. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization and receives no regular funding from any other organization. We rely entirely on donations and the money raised from visitors to the Museum.

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