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The intersection of Temple and Grove Streets, looking toward Elm Street. The first house on the right is the Noah Webster House, built about 1823 and removed to Michigan around 1936 by Henry Ford.

A snow-covered New Haven Green, with the old State House (also used as a Courthouse) visible in the left center. The State House, designed by Ithiel Town and erected in 1831, was razed in 1889.

Soldiers in formation in front of Center Church on the New Haven Green. In the left background a building with a sign reading "Hotel Taft" is visible.

East Rock Mountain, with the Mill River in the foreground. Two houses are visible in the right center.

Yale's College Yard, looking toward Chapel Street. Old Brick Row is on the right.

The East Rock Road Bridge over the Mill River. In the foreground, an unpaved Farnam Drive leads into the distance.

An unpaved Prospect Street, north of Sachem Street.

A view from East Grand Avenue looking west across the Grand Avenue Bridge. Carriages and trolleys are visible in the background.

A rooftop view of New Haven, looking toward the harbor.

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