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Title	Railroad crossing on Asylum Street, Hartford.
Place	Asylum Street (Hartford, Conn.)
Topic	Railroads -- Crossings Signs and signboards Commercial buildings Bakeries Bars (Drinking establishments)
Topic-Person	Bulkeley, Morgan G. (Morgan Gardiner) b. 1838 Howard, James L
Genre	Photographs
Theme	Infrastructure Environment
Description	Commercial buildings on the right have signs that read: "Conrad's / Bakery / Restaurant" "Lion Brewery / [Pil]sner Beer / Depot" "Heubleins / Lager Beer / Lunch room" "Christian" "Religious H[erald]" Some buildings have striped awnings. Men and women walk on the sidewalks and in the dirt. Utility poles and gas street lights line the sidewalks. Barrels are in the foreground. A wagon is at the far left. Additional horse-drawn wagons and carriages are in the distance beneath a sign that reads: "Railroad Crossing." The trees at the left are in Bushnell Park. The tower in the left background is part of Hartford Public High School. Inscribed on back: "Hartford / Asylum Street looking west / Gov. Morgan G. Bulkeley & James L. Howard, Lt. Gov. in silk hats."<br>
Notes	Title supplied by cataloger. <br>F.W. Heublein was proprietor of a saloon at 430 Asylum Street. <br>Philip Conrad was a baker and confectioner at 372 Asylum Street. <br>The offices of the Religious Herald were at 336 Asylum Street. <br>
Date created	[between 1886 and 1890]
Physical format	1 photographic print ; 16 x 22 cm.<br>
Digital format	image/jpeg
Identifier	Accession number 1965.33.14.G<br>File name 2828 img0075.pcd<br>
Source	The Connecticut Historical Society.
Rights	Reproduction and copyright information regarding this image is available from The Graphics Collection, The Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford.
Sub-collection	Photographs

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