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A view toward the northeast and the First New Haven National Bank building, from the United Illuminating Company tower.

A rooftop view of a building on George Street containing several storefronts. Two signs read "Commercial Used Cars/Garage" and "Commercial Hotel."

A view toward the south end of Gregson Alley toward the intersection with Crown. Some street signs are visible: "The Woman's Shop," "Charles Hair Fashions," and "Darling Juvenile Furniture."

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A painted sign on the building reads "HOTEL GARDE/250 ROOMS."

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A Gulf station sign advertises gas at 27 cents a gallon.

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A sign at the corner reads "GARDE/HOTEL/BAR/RESTAURANT;" and another reads "BAR/LUNCHETTE."

House at the southeast corner of Temple and Wall Streets, taken down in 1960. It is the site of the current United Church Parish House.

The north side of Crown Street from the intersection with Temple. A five story building is in the foreground with signs reading "MUSIC CORNER" and "RADIOS RECORDS." Further down the street is a sign reading "GILDEN'S." Several cars are stopped at…

The north side of George Street from the intersection with Church Street. Visible store signs read "J. A. SILVER CO." and "MICKEY FINN STORES." The United Illuminating clock tower is on the left.

The north side of George Street from the intersection with Temple. Five men are gathered outside of what appears to be a camera shop at the corner. In the background at the next corner, a painted sign reading "MICKEY FINN/STORES" is visible.