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Looking east toward Adams Point, Mystic.
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Title
Looking
east
toward
Adams
Point
,
Mystic
.
Creator
Scholfield, E. A. Everett Augustus, 1843-1930.
Place
Adams Point (Conn.)
Greenmanville (Mystic, Conn.)
Mystic (Conn.)
Mystic River (Conn.)
Clift Street (Mystic, Conn.)
Theme
Environment
Infrastructure
Description
View
of the
Greenmanville
area
of
Mystic
from the
west
side
of the
river
.
Backyards
,
houses
, and a
field
on the
Groton
side
of the
river
are
visible
in the
foreground
. In the
distance
, the
area
that
is
presently
the
side
of
Mystic
Seaport
can
be
seen
,
including
Adams
Point
,
Mystic
Manufacturing
Company
and the
Rossie
Mill
. The
Mystic
Manufacturing
Company
complex
, to the
left
of
Adams
Point
,
includes
a
brick
building
that
is
now
Mystic
Seaport's
Stillman
Building
. The
brick
Rossie
Mill
building
and
smokestack
is
visible
at the
far
left
, and the
Seventh
Day
Baptist
Church
at
far
right
.
Notes
Title
supplied
by
cataloger
. The
area
along
the
Mystic
River
on the
Stonington
side
north
of
downtown
Mystic
was
known
as
Greenmanville
.
Brothers
George
,
Clark
and
Thomas
Greenman
lived
and had their
shipyard
and
mill
in this
area
in the
nineteenth
century
.
Probably
photographed
by
Everett
A.
Scholfield
, a
professional
photographer
who
worked
primarily
in
Mystic
and
New
London
from
1865-1913
.
Identical
views
are
attributed
to him and
described
as
having
been
taken
from his
house
on
Clift
Street
,
Mystic
. The
Seventh
Day
Baptist
Church
was
moved
to its
present
location
in
Mystic
Seaport
in
1954
.
Date created
[190-?]
Physical format
1
photograph
:
gelatin
print
;
5
x
8
in.
Digital format
image/jpeg
Identifier
Accession
number
:
1977.92.541
File
name
:
IMG0074-4201.PCD
Source
Mystic
Seaport
Collection
Scholfield
Collection
.
Rights
Copyright
restrictions
applying
to
use
or
reproduction
of this
image
are
available
from
Mystic
Seaport
.
Sub-collection
Photographs
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