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Buckingham Memorial, Sedgwick Post, No 1 G. A. R. Norwich, Conn.
The Sedgwick Post of the Grand Army of the Republic bought this house after the death of Governor William A. Buckingham in 1875.
Burton Mallory House, New Haven, Connecticut
Identified as the Burton Mallory House. An Italianate mansion at 666 Chapel Street, it later became Grace Hospital, organized in 1887.
Charlotte Smith/Lucien Sperry House, New Haven, Connecticut
A well preserved example of the Italian Villa style. Handwritten on reverse: "Residence of George Dudley Seymour, built in 1848. Removed to its present location from what is now the northeast corner of Trumbull and Lincoln. Mr. Seymour died here in…
Cheshire High School, Cheshire, Conn.
A view of an Italianate house with a cupola and tower, partially obscured by trees.
Clayton Redfield's Residence, Howe St., New Haven, Conn., 1906
The house of Clayton Redfield at 82 Howe Street. Redfield was president and treasurer of the L. L. Stoddard Tobacco Company.
E. C. Greenfield, Black Hall, Conn., Built about 1650
A one-and-a-half story house with a gambrel roof and dormer windows.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox and her Bungalow, Short Beach, New Haven, Conn.
Poet and author Ella Wheeler Wilcox and her husband spent summers here beginning in 1890, and eventually lived her year-round.
Ellsworth House, Windsor, Conn.
The Oliver Ellsworth House, also known as Elmwood, was built circa 1781.
F. E. Stults Res. Granby Conn.
A two story Victorian farmhouse, partially obscured by trees.
Florence Griswold House, Old Lyme, Connecticut
From 1900 to 1915, Florence Griswold ran a boarding house here for American Impressionist artists.