WESTPORT, Conn. – The extent of damage caused by the Nov. 20 fire at Westport's Saugatuck Congregational Church could be seen from the inside for the first time Thursday afternoon when church officials escorted news media on a tour.
The six-alarm fire broke out in the rear of the 179-year-old church just before 10 p.m. The heaviest fire damage was to the choir room on the top floor, where a portion of the roof collapsed. Betsy Gillespie, a church trustee, said 21,000 sheets of music were lost in the fire, as were five pianos, two organs, including the building organ, and one ...
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