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The Collegiate and Commercial Institute, later known as the Russell Institute, was a military school that operated in New Haven from 1836 to 1885 (postcard from engraving by J. W. Orr).

Davenport College was designed by James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1933.

The law school was designed by James Gamble Rogers and completed in 1931.

Named after New Haven founding father John Davenport, the Georgian Colonial buildings forming the courtyard were completed in 1933.

View of the New Haven Green showing Trinity, Center, and United Churches.

The exterior of The Foundry Music at 102 Audubon Street. The Foundry sold sheet music and music books here from 1975 until 2020, when it became an online-only store.

A large Italianate house with a tower and cupola, on West Chapel Street.

View toward the northeast showing buildings along Church Street and part of Elm Street. The white building on the far right is Federal Courthouse and Post Office (1917). To its left are the Powell Building (1921), City Hall (1861), The New Haven…

View toward the northeast showing buildings along Church Street and part of Elm Street. The white building on the far right is Federal Courthouse and Post Office (1917). To its left are the Powell Building (1921), City Hall (1861), The New Haven…

View toward the northeast showing buildings along Church Street and part of Elm Street. The building on the far right is Federal Courthouse and Post Office (1917). To its left is the Powell Building (1921); the high-rise in the center is the New…