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"Innocence [sic] at Home" Mark Twain's Residence, Redding, Conn.
Completed in 1908, Innocents at Home, later named Stormfield, was Mark Twain's residence until his death in 1910.
Scene near Northford, Conn.
A view of a rural road. A small wooden-framed house is visible on the left and pastures are on the right.
Governor John Winthrop, New London, Conn.
Statue of Governor John Winthrop, Jr., dedicated in 1905.
View from Mansfield's Point, Conn.
View of a rocky beach, with houses visible in the background.
Mansfield's Grove, Momauguin, Conn.
A man is fishing while seated on a boulder. Several rowboats and a pier are visible in the background.
Meig's Lodge, Madison, Conn.
This tower was built by John Meigs in 1895.
Housatonic River near Canaan, Conn.
A distant view of a metal bridge over a body of water.
Litchfield River
View of a man and a woman sitting in a rowboat. Written on the front of the card: "1913" and "Litchfield on a summer afternoon."
C. C. and Co., Piano Key-Board and Action Works.
Comstock, Cheney and Company used ivory imported from East Africa to make piano keys and actions, and other ivory goods.
Main Chapel, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.
The nave of Trinity College Chapel, looking toward the east end.