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New Haven Week Parade Float, The Treaty and Purchase of Land, New Haven, Connecticut, 1912
A parade float pulled by horses carries several costumed actors who appear to portray colonists and native Americans.
New Haven Week Parade Float, The Defense of West Bridge, New Haven, Connecticut, 1912
Horses pull a platform carrying several people in Revolutionary War costume. Some of the soldiers have firearms and one is behind a cannon. The platform appears to show a bridge over a river.
New Haven Week Parade Float, The Opening of the Powder House, New Haven, Connecticut, 1912
A horse-drawn float carries three men in Revolutionary War costume, who stand near a small building.
New Haven Week Parade Float, Noah Webster Compiling the Dictionary, New Haven, Connecticut, 1912
A platform designed to look like a horizontal dictionary, pulled by horses. Two children operate a printing press and a man is seated at a table in front of two large upright books.
New Haven Week Parade Float, Prudence Crandall, New Haven, Connecticut, 1912
A parade float carries five women in costume. Four face another woman wearing an antebellum era dress and bonnet who stands in the doorway of a small building.
New Haven Week Parade Float, The First Sabbath in Quinnipiac, New Haven, Connecticut, 1912
A horse-drawn platform carries several costumed individuals. Most are in colonial dress; two are wearing armor.
Corner of Church Street and Chapel Street, New Haven, Connecticut, 1959
The southwest corner of Church Street where it intersects with Chapel Street. Signs for National Shirt Shops and John Irving Shoes are visible.
Temple Street looking toward Church Street, New Haven, Connecticut, 1960
Temple Street looking east, between Crown and George Streets. First New Haven National Bank is visible in the center.
House at the Corner of Temple Street and Wall Street, New Haven, Connecticut
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.
302 Temple Street, New Haven, Connecticut
Designed as a residence by architect Ithiel Town, this building was acquired by the United Church on the Green in 1890. It was bought by Yale University Press in 1973, but at the time of this photo it was still in use as a parish house.