Playwright Arthur Miller's old studio is in a Connecticut parking lot, awaiting its next act
For the past five years, the shingled, one-room structure has been tucked away behind the Roxbury, Connecticut, Town Hall.
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For the past five years, the shingled, one-room structure has been tucked away behind the Roxbury, Connecticut, Town Hall.
For the past five years, the shingled, one-room structure has been tucked away behind the Roxbury, Connecticut, Town Hall.
For the past five years, the shingled, one-room structure has been tucked away behind the Roxbury, Connecticut, Town Hall.
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The shingled one-room structure where Arthur Miller worked at his home in Connecticut, from 1958 until his death in 2005, has been sitting behind the Roxbury town hall. His daughter