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Umbrella Tree. Woodmont, Conn.
The original Umbrella Tree, a Cedar of Lebanon, was knocked down by a storm in the 1950's.
Town Hall. Woodbury Conn.
A view of the old town hall in Woodbury, erected in 1846.
First Cong. Church, Washington, Conn.
Built in 1801, this is the First Congregational Church's third meetinghouse.
Glebe House, Woodbury, Connecticut
Built in 1750, Glebe house became the home of John Rutgers Marshall, Woodbury's first Episcopal priest, and the site of the election of the first Episcopal bishop in the United States.
Sperry Pool, Woodbridge, Conn.
A small waterfall formed where Sperry Brook drops into a pool.
At the Narrows, Highland Lake, Winsted, Conn.
View of a sailboat on a lake from a rocky shore.
Ellsworth House, Windsor, Conn.
The Oliver Ellsworth House, also known as Elmwood, was built circa 1781.
New West Beach Pier, Westbrook, Conn.
A long pier at a mostly deserted beach.
Public Library, West Haven, Conn.
One of Connecticut's 11 Carnegie libraries, opened in 1909.
Main Street, Looking North. Watertown, Conn.
View of a car driving on an unpaved road. A wood frame building with a steeple is visible on the left.