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"Field Day"--The Director's Cabin, Camp Palmer, Oxford, Conn.
A small log cabin with a car parked to the left.
"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.
"Plant Place" by Moonlight, Eastern Point, Groton, Conn.
A full moon illuminates a mansion and a flag pole on a point.
"Soldiers' Monument," North Haven, Conn., Dedicated Oct. 4., '05
A cannon on a stone base, dedicated in 1905.
"The Fox Hunt," by Henry R. Poore
Printed on front of card: "Detail from the Mantel Decoration in the Florence Griswold House, Old Lyme, Conn."
"The Fox Hunt," by Henry R. Poore
Printed on front of card: "Detail from the Mantel Decoration in the Florence Griswold House, Old Lyme, Conn."
"The Fox Hunt," by Henry R. Poore
Printed on front of card: "Detail from the Mantel Decoration in the Florence Griswold House, Old Lyme, Conn."
"The Green" with Soldiers Monument Waterbury, Conn.
A large Civil War monument topped with a female figure holding a wreath.
Acadian House. Guilford, Conn.
Text on front of card reads, "Where several Acadian peasants from Grand Pre, Nova Scotia, were sheltered by the town, having been put ashore here from British ships in 1755 (see Longfellow's Evangeline)."
Among the Laurels, Toby [sic] Pond, Norfolk, Conn.
A view of a horse-drawn carriage on a narrow lane.