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Seal courtesy of West Haven Justice of the PeaceSteven R. Mullins website. The Seal of the City of West Haven shows city hero Thomas Painter looking out at an invading British ship during the Revolutionary War.

The British invaded West Haven on 5 July 1779. Painter helped fight in the war in West Haven.

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Non-free / fair use media rationale for West Haven, Connecticut
Description	City of West Haven, Connecticut seal.
Source	West Haven Justice of the PeaceSteven R. Mullins website
Article	West Haven, Connecticut
Portion used	Entire work.
Low resolution?	This low resolution image does not include significantly more detail than necessary for accurately rendering the image at the size used in the article.
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