Browse Items (36 total)
Sort by:
Fairview, Hubbard Park. Meriden, Conn.
A path leads to a circular gazebo, an observation point for the rest of the park and nearby hills.
Fountain. Riverside Park, Shelton, Conn.
A fountain with a statue of a boy holding a fish.
Franklin Park, New Britain, Conn.
A view down a walkway lined with trees. Houses are visible on the right.
Hartford, Conn. Elizabeth Park; Sunken Garden, Fountain and Bridge
Theodore Wirth designed this park, working with the firm of Frederick Law Olmsted as consultants. It opened in 1897.
Hartford, Conn. Keney Memorial Tower, South Side and Grounds.
The Keney Tower, designed by Charles C. Haight and dedicated in 1898, was built as a memorial to the mother of the Keney brothers, who ran a wholesale grocery business on the site.
Judges' Cave, West Rock Park, New Haven, Conn.
Judges Whalley and Goffe hid here in 1661 after signing the death warrant of England's Charles I.
Lake, Keney Park, Hartford, Conn.
Henry Keeney provided for the creation of this park, which was designed by Olmsted, Olmsted, and Eliot, and opened in 1896.
Lighthouse Point, New Haven, Conn
Bathing Beach at Lighthouse Point.
Memorial Arch and Bridge, Hartford, Conn.
Designed by George Keller and erected in 1886 as a monument to Hartford citizens who died in the Civil War. The brownstone bridge crossed the Park River.
Memorial Arch and Capitol, Hartford, Conn.
A park with the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch in the left background, and the State Capitol in the right background. Bushnell park was designed by architect Jacob Weidenmann.