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"Soldiers' Monument," North Haven, Conn., Dedicated Oct. 4., '05
A cannon on a stone base, dedicated in 1905.
"The Green" with Soldiers Monument Waterbury, Conn.
A large Civil War monument topped with a female figure holding a wreath.
Commemorates the Battle and Massacre at Fort Griswold, Sept. 6, 1871 Groton Monument, Groton, Conn.
A monument commemorating the Battle of Groton Heights, September 6, 1781.
Congregational Church and Soldiers Monument, Branford, Conn.
The First Congregational Church, and to its left, the Soldiers Monument. The Church was built in 1843, and attributed to Sidney M. Stone. The monument was erected in 1885.
Croton [sic] Monument, Croton [sic], Conn.
The Groton Monument is also known as the Fort Griswold Monument and commemorates the Battle of Groton Heights, September 6, 1781.
Fountain. Riverside Park, Shelton, Conn.
A fountain with a statue of a boy holding a fish.
Governor John Winthrop, New London, Conn.
Statue of Governor John Winthrop, Jr., dedicated in 1905.
Groton, Conn. Interior Fort Griswold. New London Harbor in distance.
A view overlooking Fort Griswold Park. Numerous boats are visible on water in the background.
Guilford Green and Soldiers Monument, Guilford, Conn.
A walkway leads past a monument on a lawn surrounded by trees.
Old Oaken Bucket, Hamilton Park, Waterbury, Conn.
Three men standing at a well. The "old oaken bucket" probably refers to the Samuel Woodworth poem.