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Trinity Lutheran Church located at 292 Orange Street was built in approximately 1870 and is an example of High Victorian Gothic. It was designed by David R. Brown who worked with Henry Austin on the New Haven City Hall project.

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A sign at the corner reads "GARDE/HOTEL/BAR/RESTAURANT;" and another reads "BAR/LUNCHETTE."

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A Gulf station sign advertises gas at 27 cents a gallon.

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A painted sign on the building reads "HOTEL GARDE/250 ROOMS."

Designed by architect Ithiel Town, this house at what was then 29 Elm Street was the home of Eli Whitney Jr. and his family. The Bullard Building occupied the site by the 1940's. Now an office building is on the site.

The exterior of St. John's Episcopal Church at the southwest corner of Humphrey and Orange Streets. Established in 1852, it moved into this building in 1899.

Exterior of the Church of the Messiah at 272 Orange Street, designed by David Russell Brown.