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A view looking south toward Chapel Street. Trolley tracks extend into the distance. City Hall is in the left center.

The exterior of a wooden commercial building at the corner of two unpaved streets. Several signs are visible: "P. J Kelly & Co. Furniture and Carpets," "Bunnell's Grand Opera House Crown ST," "Taylor Bros." Taylor Brothers was a saloon at 34 Church…

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…

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 looking east across Church Street. A building marked Child's Business College is across the street. Pedestrians, horse-drawn carriages, and bicycles are visible.

The west side of Church Street, showing Waldorf Cafeteria in the center. A sign faintly reading "LIP'S" is over the door on the building to the right.

The west side of Church Street. Savitt Jewelers and Snyder's Men's Store are visible. A partly demolished building is in the background.

The west side of Church Street, showing stores with signs reading "SAVITT," "Waldorf," and "LIP'S."

A view of Center Street , from its intersection with Church Street. In the foreground is a store with a sign reading "G/CLOTHIERS/SINCE 1913." On the right hand side of Center Street a small sign reads "BENEDICT BUILDING/59 CENTER ST." In the…