Nestled in the heart of Norwich lies Laurel Hill, a picture-perfect southern suburb that'll have you snapping pics left and right. Originally masterminded by the savvy real estate tycoon, Henry Bill, in 1850, this chic neighborhood is a mix-n-match of architectural trends that'll make your eyes pop. You've got your Italianate, Queen Anne Victorian, and the unique Carpenter Gothic, all vying for your attention. The captivating charm of Laurel Hill lies in its almost unrivaled uniqueness, which earned it a coveted spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. Plus, more than a third of the 124 homes flaunt an Italianate design, straight outta the '50s. Even today, this district still flaunts an antique industrial building, straight out of the 19th century!
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