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A man in the driver's seat of a carriage bearing a sign that reads "Lafayette Carriage." Handwritten on reverse: "A modern picture of the carriage built by James Brewster in New Haven for Benjamin Silliman, Sr. in the early 1800's. Known as the…

The Egyptian revival gateway to the Grove Street Cemetery, designed by Henry Austin and built circa 1845.

A view looking east along "Quality Row," from the corner of Elm and Temple Streets. The Judge William Bristol house is in the foreground.

A view looking east down Chapel Street. Several horse-drawn carriages are visible. In the right foreground, men stand near a bicycle propped against a post.

A view of the New Haven Green. Center Church and the steeple of Trinity Church are visible in the background.

The Brewster Building, at the southeast corner of State and Chapel Streets. The clock tower of the railroad depot, designed by Henry Austin and completed in 1849, is visible on the left.

Banners for James A. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur, Hobart B. Bigelow, and William H. Bulkeley hang over an unpaved street. One building has a marker reading "Cutler's Corner," which was at the southeast corner of Church and Chapel Streets.

An Italianate house beyond a gate and stone wall. A handwritten note with the photo reads "The Massena Clark House, 474 Whitney Ave, built about 1860, c 1897."

View across the New Haven Green toward the Northeast. Handwritten below photo: "Temple Street. Kitchen end of the Bristol House." The Judge William Bristol House was constructed in 1803-1804 by David Hoadley, and razed to build the New Haven Free…

Students using the card catalog. Handwritten on reverse: "Miss Jerome aided by Dr. Sheridan instructing a high school class on the use of the catalog."