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Library, Court House and Union Trust Bldg., New Haven, Connecticut
A color postcard showing the block of Elm Street between Temple and Church Streets.
Hillhouse Avenue from Bridge, New Haven, Conn.
A view down a straight, unpaved road lined with trees. A carriage is visible in the distance.
Hillhouse Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut
Handwritten on reverse: "Hillhouse Ave. north of RR bridge."
Temple Street Looking South from Grove Street, New Haven, Connecticut
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.
Prospect Street, New Haven, Connecticut
An unpaved Prospect Street, north of Sachem Street.
East Grand Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut
A view from East Grand Avenue looking west across the Grand Avenue Bridge. Carriages and trolleys are visible in the background.
Church Street Between Elm and Chapel Streets, New Haven, Connecticut
A view looking south toward Chapel Street. Trolley tracks extend into the distance. City Hall is in the left center.
View on Elm Street, New Haven, Connecticut
A view looking east along "Quality Row," from the corner of Elm and Temple Streets. The Judge William Bristol house is in the foreground.
Corner of Chapel Street and College Street, New Haven, Connecticut
A view looking east down Chapel Street. Several horse-drawn carriages are visible. In the right foreground, men stand near a bicycle propped against a post.
Political Banners Over Street, New Haven, Connecticut
Banners for James A. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur, Hobart B. Bigelow, and William H. Bulkeley hang over an unpaved street. One building has a marker reading "Cutler's Corner," which was at the southeast corner of Church and Chapel Streets.