The Guilford Green & Surrounding Buildings
Part Two 

Corner of Broad and State St E. Chapman Bishop's place. E. Chapman Bishop house 122 Broad St built in 1874. 1916

Post Road office Stone K. E. south end of Green, 25 Boston St. south end of Green Ana Kimberly house built 1821

65 Whitfield St west side of Green - former Methodist Church built in 1838. 1949

Trolley on Whitfield St looking north

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co store at 25 Whitfield St in Hale Store building dated 1873

Moving of the first Congregation Church parsonage from Broad St to Conway Dr, 1964

Broad St north end of Green left to right First Congregational Church, Church Parsonage, Nathanial Johnson Jr. House

Hotel, corner Water and Whitfield streets opposite the Eliott House used to be the Kimball residence 1897 (Redfield Coll)

Guilford Green, from the southwest corner 1897 (Redfield Coll)

Residence and store of Henry Hale. Old home of William Todd Seward (r), also 25, 29 & 33 Whitfield St. Note rail fence around Green (Redfield Coll)

The Peoples Cash Store and proprietors residence, corner of Church and Broad Streets, fronting on north end of Green, 1897 (Redfield Coll.)

View from Broad Street looking down (south) Whitfield Street, west side of the Green, 1897 (Redfield Coll.)

Park St along east side of Green looking south, Jedidiah Lathrop House 55 Park St built 1822 on far left

Green, postcard

Razing of Dr. Thomas R. Pynchon house, Whitfield St., present site of St. George Church, May 1962

Elliot’s Guilford Shopping Center, Whitfield St, in the Music Hall building (2)

Upstairs bedroom in south end of Charles Hubbards home (CH p.7)

Interior of Charles Hubbards home (CH p.7)

Barkers Hotel, Whitfield and Water Streets (CH p.9)

Andrew Eliot House (CH built 1804) photo taken 1865 (CH p.9)

Daniel Collins House (on left, built 1772) and Shepard & Fowlers Store (right) on west side of Green. Note trolley tracks in foreground (c)

William Redfield House and Store (1751), Broad Street, looking east (CH p.14)

Congregational Parsonage & Church in rear (CH p.15)

in process of being demolished (CH p.15)

Carriage Sheds at North Church (c1830) removed by Charles Dudley. Sheds owned by a group, not the Church (CH p.24)

Rossiter-Betts House (1725) on south end of Green (CH p.29)

Dr. Jared Redfield House corner of Park and Boston St. (Now Guilford Savings Bank) 1780 #1 Park St (CHD album)

Looking south on Park St east side of the Green

Ben Franklin Store Whitfield St

Drug Store interior Monroe Pharmacy prescription counter just east of 11 Water St. at 5 Water St., 1895

Whitfield Street, west side of Green

First Congregational Church, 40 Broad St., August 21, 1972

Dr. John Redfield House, 1 Park St, built 1780

P-114 West side of Green, Whitfield St, Henry W. Chittenden house (left) present site of Catholic Church. Harriet Hunt Bryan (oversized) c1885

The Henry W. Chittenden Place, west side of Guilford Green, pre1885

Dec 19, 1968 Christmas tree lighting on the Green looking east from Whitfield St

September 1938 Looking west on Broad St after hurricane

Norton and Robert’s Ice wagon at town water trough intersection of Boston and Whitfield streets looking north, c1915

Interior of Monroe-Wedmore Store west side of Green in Kimberly Hall, c1900

Dr Thomas R. Pynchon house, 33 Whitfield st, west side of Green

The Elliott Houmstead, courner of Water and Whitfield St 1897 (Redfield Coll)

East side of the Green, showing the Third Congregational Church and an old style dwelling 1897 (Redfield Coll)

Residence of E.P.Dickie built on the old Chittenden Homestead, west side of Green, 1897 (Redfield Coll.)

Residence of Miss Clara Sage, Broad Street, north end of Green and west of First Congregational Church, 1897 (Redfield Coll.)

First Congregational Church, north end of Green, corner of Church and Broad St 1897 (Redfield Coll)

Green, looking south on Whitfield St, postcard

Razing of Dr. Thomas R. Pynchon house, Whitfield St., present site of St. George Church, May 1962

Keeping room fireplace of Dan Collins house, The Greene Gallery, 21 Whitfield St

First Congregation Church, Broad St, 1939 Steeple repair

Interior of Charles Hubbards home (CH p.7)

Interior of Charles Hubbards home (CH p.7)

Bradley Tavern, at northwest corner of Green (CH p.9)

Looking toward northwest corner of Green (CH p.9)

Daniel Collins House (on left, built 1772) and Shepard & Fowlers Store (right) on west side of Green. Note trolley tracks in foreground (CH p.14)

Woodward Tavern (1794), torn down in 1925, Doudens Drug Store erected, Methodist Church at rear (CH p.14)

in process of being demolished (CH p.15)

Heli Hoadley House (1805) (CH p.16)

Dr. John Redfield House (1768), Park Street in 1937 taken down and rebuilt on Broad St (CH p.29)

Heli Hoadley House (1805) rear view (CH p.16)

Andrew Elliott House (1804) Boston St, south end of Green

Elisaph Bulter’s hardware store Boston St south side of Green

Monroe Building corner of Whitfield and Water St

Barn at site of Guilford Free Library 67 Park St

view of store front, on Green

Dr. John Redfield House, 1 Park St, built 1780

P-115 Looking south on Park St, east side of Green

Whitfield St west side of the Green. Guilford Food Center 77 Whitfield St being constructed on site of Deacon George Hill House. 21 Sep 51

Trolley on Whitfield St looking north (c)

Park St east side of Green L-R steeple of third Congregational Church, Heli Hoadley house, Dr John Redfield house, Christ Episcopal Church, Dr Jared Redfield house

E. Chapman Bishop house on corner of Broad and State Sts

Boston St south end of Green l-r Andrew Eliot, A&P store, Markham Store house, Josiah Rossiter

Residence of George S Davis courner of Whitefield & Boston St 1897 (Redfield Coll)

Park Street ftrom Boston Street with part of the Green on left 1897 (Redfield Coll)

Whitfield St west side of Green with market, stores & Methodist Church. Signs L.L. Rowland, Landon & Davis, Savings Bank (Redfield Coll)

Southeast corner of Green, 1897 (Redfield Coll.)

Town Hall and Episcopal Church, east side of the Green, 1897 (Redfield Coll.)

Soldier’s Monument on the Green, 1897 (Redfield Coll)

Green, colorized postcard

Razing of Dr. Thomas R. Pynchon house, Whitfield St., present site of St. George Church, May 1962

Dan Collins house, The Greene Gallery, 21 Whitfield St, postcard

Charles Hubbard attic studio Heli Hoadley house 37 Park St (2)

Interior of Charles Hubbards home (CH p.7)

Interior of Charles Hubbards home (CH p.7)

William Redfield house and store viewed across northeast corner of Green (CH built 1751) (CH p.9)

North Church (CH built 1830) (CH p.9)

Abial Eliot House (1726) (CH p.14)

Nathaniel Johnson, Jr. House (1760), Broad Street (CH p.15)

in process of being demolished (CH p.15)

William Redfield Store (93 State St), North Church (110), Parsonage Nath.Johnson Jr. House, Sam.Eliot (1803) right rear 1 State St – Winter snow (CH p.23)

Dr. John Redfield House 1768 #31 Park St. In 1937 taken down & rebuilt on Broad St.” Stood just south of Town Hall. Rebuilt at 47 Broad St. (CHD album p29)

Elias Cadwell House (1763), corner Boston and Whitfield Sts, removed to Water St in 1958 (CHD album)

l-r Jedediah Lathrop house built 1822 55 Park St, third Cong. Church 1844 49 Park St, and 43 Park St Stephen Spence house 1750

Interior of J. Harrison Monroe’s Pharmacy, 5 Water St, east end of Norton Brick Block, 1895

looking north on Whitfield St west side of Green

Whitfield Street, west side of Green

Signpost in front of Town Hall

First Congregational Church, 40 Broad St., August 21, 1972