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Attic of Day house, 2 Farmington Avenue.
Exterior view of G. Fox Department Store, 956-986 Main Street, Hartford.
Grist mill at Gurleyville
Fyler House, Windsor, Ct.
Stone House, Guilford, Conn.
Walker House
Chauncey Gleason House, Canton, Conn.
Acadian House, Guilford
Home of John Winthrop, New London, Conn. (title is misattribution)
Boy's brown linen jacket.
Mother Hubbard dress.
Multi-family house at 596-604 Winchester Avenue, Newhallville redevelopment area, New Haven.
Men in East Side Lodging House, Hartford.
Infant's dress owned by a member of the Brainard family.
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