South School in North Guilford. One of four one room schools (they were North, Bluff, Center and South) Now a residence Labelled in Why Lands

Benajah Stone House. 2655 Long Hill Rd. Original stenciling on one wall still showing in spite of prohibition era bootlegging activity

Harold Chittenden with team of horses. Harold, with his father’s (Dudley Chittenden) team at the home farm, 3654 Durham Rd

Simeon Chittenden’s gravestone North Guilford church cemetery. Simeon died 1789. Smaller stone is the foot stone.

Submit Chittenden’s gravestone with smaller adjacent stone for their slave Sherman. Submit died 1796. North Guilford church cemetery. left half of image

Simeon Chittenden’s gravestone, died 1789, plus stones for his wife, his infant son and his slave. North Guilford church 1. The stones between Simeon Chittenden(1789) and wife Submit Scranton(1796) are for : an infant, and their slave Sherman (1794) .

North Guilford cemetery general view.

Digging of unknown ditch

Large Rossiter gravestone on the right and other stones

Rev. Thomas W. Bray’s table monument grave No Guilford Cemetery final resting place of Thomas W Bray 3rd minister, served lifetime, 1766-1808, in this parish

Rev Samuel Russell’s table monument grave

Elm tree, last remaining elm on north side Elm St. Only remaining elm on Elm St. just missed being in the 1888 pictures. This picture shows all of the others gone, victims of the Dutch elm disease, 1983

Group of children walking on a path into the woods. Probably a school outing

Large commercial building with people in front on the lawn (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York -jp)

Large commercial building, close-up of the front (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York -jp)

Elm tree in summer, the last remaining elm tree on north side of Elm St.

Tractor pulling a hay rake in an open hay field. Probably North Guilford. Probably Clarence Potter

Edward Loper house 3250 Durham Rd. Loper homestead 3250 Durham Rd. Here lived Edward Loper, the blind miller

North Guilford Consolidated School at 730 County Rd. Small room Elizabeth Perkins teacher. Back row l-r L. Sorensen, A. Bridgeman, R. Wettermann, R. Janicki, R. Morrow, R. Wettermann Front row l-r R. Sorensen, C. Chittenden, N. Pochan, S. Price and J. Platt

Hand written manuscript giving the history of the Medad Holcolm house. the home of Ebenezer F Dudley & Nancy Dudley from 1851 to 1896, also Ira Dudley & Katherine Bartlett Dudley 1871-1882. her Alice, Sophia and John B. Dudley were born and lived until 1882 when they, with their parents etc.

Dudley-Chittenden house, summer view closeup of fence and porch.

Possibly G.H. Chittenden house 211 Beaver Head Rd

Car in mud up to its running boards and rear bumper, License A 6991

Mabel Chittenden (age 22) and Fanny Coan dressed for the Sohal (see invitation on the same page). They became Mrs. Ernest Potter (mother) and Mrs. C. O. Bartlett

Guilford Fair 1900 Nut Plains float on the right

Durham Rd, west side of Lake Quonnipaug before it was paved

North Guilford Consolidated School back row l-r J. Scranton, M. Johannsen, J. Rusconi, __Nowakoski, A. Fowler, B. Atwater, L. Wettemann, D. Dudley. 3rd row l-r M. Rossiter, H. Kintz, W. Lane, A. Adamoli, O. Scranton, R. Kiesel. 2nd row l-r O. Chittenden, W. Lindquist, __Atwater, E. Bartlett, D. Chittenden. front row l-r ___, I. Bartlett, F. Hinners, H. Nowakoski, K. Dudley, B. Rossiter

Ebenezer Fowler III house 956 West St. The R. Fowler place

Durham Rd. west side of Lake Quonnipaug before it was paved. 1890-1900 Durham Rd. looking south about opposite the big rocks (see page 4-6

Large colonial saltbox house with sagging roof and siding missing on the lower portion of the side of the house. Windows boarded up

Bartlett Saw Mill off Great Hill Rd. Ted Bartlett sawyer Close up view Ted Bartlett operating the saw

Bartlett Saw Mill off Great Hill Rd. E. Dudley Ted Bartlett and Big Red unloading big oak log from scoot to skids. Big Red is likely the horse

Albert Lindquist on the milk run at Bartlett’s barn Great Hill Rd Horse drawn milk wagon.

Congregational Church North Branford Chapel visible on the right. Church burned to the ground Feb 1, 1908. Chapel did not burn. Newly built church opened Easter 1909. Inscription on the negative says 1908

New Town Hall. The large meeting room was the site of many basket ball games and dances from which we would walk home to North Guilford after midnight in the 1920’s

All decked out for 250th anniversary celebration of the Guilford Covenant and settlement. Covered with stucco and increasing ivy Henry Whitfield house

A little lawn tennis with the Chittenden girls. Left to right Aunt Ruth Chittenden, ___, ___, Aunt Lucy and Mabel Chittenden (Mom), in front yard 1890. Picture taken by Henry Davis

Loper Grist Mill, location of Water Co, Mennuncatuck Reservoir 3200 Durham Rd.

The Benjamin Rossiter house. The B Rossiter Place. Note the reaper by the picket fence

Ebenezer Dudley place, used to call it the red house before fell down and was replaced by Stanley Norton place. Note well sweep Southeast corner of Elm St and Long Hill Rd

Side view of a salt box. Probably in North Guilford

Simeon Chittenden’s gravestone close-up. North Guilford church cemetery. Simeon died 1789. Smaller stone is the foot stone.

Submit Chittenden’s gravestone with smaller adjacent stone for their slave Sherman. Submit died 1796. North Guilford church cemetery.

North Guilford cemetery general view. Tall pedestal monument and table monument show.

North District Schoolhouse, North Guilford. Standing as a rear addition on a small house. The rear of this house at 790 Great Hill Rd. was once the North School

Digging of unknown ditch, wider view

Simeon Chittenden house 234 Lake Dr.

Woman standing between old gravestones. St John’s Episcopal church in the background

Elm tree, last remaining elm on north side Elm St. Only remaining elm on Elm St. just missed being in the 1888 pictures. This picture shows all of the others gone, victims of the Dutch elm disease, 1983

Group of children with a school bus in the background. Probably a school outing

Large commercial building street scene (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York -jp)

Large commercial building, side view, with people in front on the lawn (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York -jp)

Elm tree in summer, the last remaining elm tree on north side of Elm St.

Tractor pulling a hay rake in an open hay field. Probably North Guilford. Probably Clarence Potter

Ebenezer Dudley house with 3 people in front, which stood on the site of 2733 Long Hill Rd at the SE corner of Elm St and Long Hill Rd. 2733 Long Hill Rd. Ebenezer Dudley House. Used to call it the Red House before it fell down and was replaced by Stanley Norton place 1880

North Guilford consolidated school. Big room teacher Kathryn Welch. Back row: M. Goodale, Susan Potter, G. Floyd, J. Scranton, G. Morarity, L. Ulman, P. Frank, Mrs. Welch, B. Morrow, B. Dunbar, M. Lewis, Robert Lane. Middle row l-r D. Wettemann, B. Kintz, M. Malona, J. MacFarland, M. Sohlberg, M. DeGennaro. Front l-r Henry Pascale, Harvey Bartlett, P. Garrick, S. Cole, J. Potter, T. Lewis, P. Morrow, H. Swan and K. Hubbard

Medad Holcomb house, later the home of Ebenezer F. & Nancy Dudley. View of house and road and fence and outbuildings.

Medad Holcomb house close-up with woman on porch and large tree. 1910 Also Long 2814 Long Hill Rd. Mrs. J.B. Clara Dudley

E.D. (Ted) Bartlett’s road scrapper and crew

Henry Whitfield house

Jerome Coan house 57 Elm St. built by and lived in by Eugene Hill. In the 1920’s Frank Tichy operated a grocery store here with his wife Molly’s help. In the barn was also a pool ‘hall’

Coan house. 79 Elm St The Coan place. Grandma Phebe (Potter) was born and lived here

Hubbard place. Note plank siding Razed in 1937

Grand Ave New haven looking east at East Pearl St

Unidentified front view of a salt box. Front door wide open, roof sagging to the right. Two trees in the front. Outbuilding visible on the left.

Ted Bartlett Sawyer Cutting logs probably at a portable sawmill.

Large colonial saltbox house with large tree in the foreground. Ell with chimney in the rear. Notch out or the chimney

George H. Bartlett (civil engineer with Santa Fe railroad) at the wheel brother Walter (a doctor) at Stony Creek. Bachelors, they lived at 2875 Durham Rd (pg 4-18) .

Bartlett Saw Mill off Great Hill Rd. Ted sawing with Les Hickox, taking away Ted Bartlett sawing and Ted taking away a log

Dr. Gerlach plus his hobby horses Horse drawn fire apparatus, probably a steam pumper

Congregational Church North Branford Church burned to the ground Feb 1, 1908. Chapel did not burn. Newly built church opened Easter 1909. Inscription on the negative says 1908

Main St Branford with trolley tracks and autos parked on left

Acadian House Union St- 1910 restoration. In 1755, Sam Chittenden sheltered French citizens of Nova Scotia being expatriated by the British Joseph Clay house

Cast, of a presentation at the Hall. On step far left Amy Dudley, 3rd on the left sitting is Ruth Chittenden and center on floor is Mabel Chittenden and far right on floor is Sophia Dudley. Others not known. Too bad it’s not a color picture. Inside the Town Hall auditorium. Costumes appear to be Asian, with Chinese lanterns hanging from the ceiling.

North Guilford Congregational, Christian Endeavor Group. Front row third from left Fanny Coan, 6th from left Ruth Chittenden, 8th from left Mary Bartlett, 10th from left Mabel Chittenden, 11th from left Amy Bartlett, 12th from left Lucy Chittenden

Rev. Mrs. Mattison’s private school. Left to right Mrs. Mattison, Hosmer Potter, Melzar Bartlett, Hattie Potter, Ruth Chittenden, Matilda Mattison, Helen Rossiter, Leora Rossiter, Alvina Hoadley, Nell Mattison, H. LeRoy Potter, Fred Mattison. On steps left to right Sophia Dudley, John B Dudley (age 5), Bell Mattison