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The corner of Church and Chapel Streets, showing three landmarks of the Green. The Franklin Elm, said to have been planted on the day of Benjamin Franklin's death in 1790, was removed in 1904.

The New Haven Green, covered in ice. Several adults and children are looking at the camera. In the background, children are playing ice hockey.

Trinity Church on the New Haven Green, Designed by Ithiel Town and completed in 1816.

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.

An elevated view of a snow-covered New Haven Green, looking from south to north. The steeple of United Church on the Green is in the left center. Elm Street's Quality Row is just visible through the trees.

A view toward the northeast corner of the Green. The tower of City Hall on Church Street is visible in the right background. Some of the houses of "Quality Row" on Temple Street are visible in the left background.

The southeast corner of the Green. The Gamble Desmond department store is partly visible behind the trees in the background.

A view toward the northwest corner of the Green. A flagpole in the center bears a flag with 35 stars.

A view across the New Haven Green toward the northwest, with Center Church in the center.