HOUSES - Part 2

The Nathan Bradley house 72 State St (Crooked Lane). Home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Conley Built in 1665. Date July 5, 1949,

The Nathan Meigs house 244 Boston St (East Lane). Home of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford H. Monroe. Now (1976) 244 Boston St built in 1787. Date July 2, 1949,

Samuel Dudley house 726 Clapboard Hill Rd (Buttonwood Hill on the road to Podunk). Home of ties May Caughey and Miss Eleanor Little. Probably built before 1700 as a 2-room plain gable house, this house was rebuilt in 1738

The Thomas Scranton house 110 State St (Crooked Lane). Home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Dudley. Built in 1810, this house is an excellent example of transitional architecture in which many features of the earlier periods were retained such as the central chimney and the stairway in the front entry

Fosdick-Leete house or James Leete Jr house 54 Water St built in 1807. Home of Mr & Mrs Charles Clapp Jr. The checkered history of this house is confusing, and authorities differ on its age. A house was built on the site in 1721 for John Fosdick’s

Capt. Abraham Coan house 40 Broad St Home of Miss Anna H. Lusk. Built about 1808 on the site of the original Chittenden family homestead, this house has been extensively altered but retains the quiet dignity that is characteristic of early 19th

The M. and A. Fowler house 1740, 33 Fair St. On the left in the distance is the old Town Hall on Church St which was torn down in 1894. Pre 1894

Henry Whitfield house 248 Whitfield St built in 1639. A Postcard published by Dudley and Beckwith Guilford Post 1908 cannon acquisition, Pre 1925 barn renovation to a residence

Cherry Farm, former home of Harriet Hunt Bryan. Gould house 172 Moose Hill Rd built in 1709. August 8, 1948,

Comfort Starr house. Postcard Pub. by Dudley and Beckwith A Postcard Pub. by Dudley a Beckwith Guilford, CT. Main part purchased by him in 1694 from the heirs of Henry Kingsnorth, 22nd signer Plantation Covenant, by whom it was doubtless

Henry Whitfield house 248 Whitfield St built in 1639. Date 1639-1939 perhaps taken from Tercentenary

Abel Chittenden house built I 1804 at 1 Broad St Postcard postmark Sept 2, 1914, Postcard Pub by PJ Co No 1108 Made in Germany Sent by Mary Hill Chittenden to Miss Mary Hubbard Postmark Sept 2, 1914

George Griswold house Boston St Thomas Burgis house 150 Boston St circa 1814

H.A. Chittenden house built 1844, Home of Scott Bryan now owned by John Deghetto 196 Whitfield St Harriet Bryan’s father’s house

Gilbert Leete Farm 149 Moose Hill Rd Copy, from Scott Bryan‘s original. Guilford Keeping Society has copy

Sachem’s Head School. Stood near 340 Colonial Rd Last used for schooling in 1912. Razed in fall of 1934. Copy photo from original owned by Harry Hodge

Rustic Inn, Lake Quonnipaug, North Guilford 4159 4157 Durham Rd Rustic Inn, Lake Quonnipaug, North Guilford, Conn. Copy of a Postcard

The Old Stone House, Whitfield Street. Before the State takeover as a museum, when the place had stucco siding covered with ivy. Child standing in doorway. 248 Whitfield St 1897

Postcard published by Monroe Pharmacies Residence of J.H. Monroe. Captain Joel Stone house 200 Whitefield St (see P-2112) View looking east toward Whitefield St

Postcard published by Monroe’s Pharmacies. Sketch of Henry Whitfield’s House 248 Whitfield St built in 1639 rear view. Addressed to Miss I. A. Schoeknecht 18 Brown Place NY, NY. Is Hugo coming out I hope so. E.G.K. Postmark date Nov 23, 1906,

Old Stone House Henry Whitfield House built in 1639. Between 1902 when diamond windows were put in 1925 when barn was converted to residence

Noah Hodgkin Jr. house 1770. 52 Fair St 1770 Charles Hubbard scrapbook p.11 Hubbard album vol. II p.12,

Abraham Woodward House (built 1785) on 96 Fair Street, with trolley tracks. Photo by

Isaac Stowe house 1743 Broad St 77 Broad St

David Hull house 1766 Fair St 76 Fair Street

Solomon Stone house 1766, corner of York and N. Fair St moved to 143 N. Fair St

Nathan Chittenden house 1750 York St 1153 Boston Post Rd

Nathaniel Eliot House 1755 Whitfield St 103 Whitfield St Nathaniel Eliot 1755

Thomas Griswold House 1735 Boston St Thomas Griswold House 171 Boston St 1774

William Weed house, stood just north of 1261 Long Hill Road (S.W. Dudley, Sr. confirmed this). Torn down, about 1915-1916. Last owned by William Weed. See also P-2198. Nathaniel Stone house

Abraham Hubbard 1760 Long Hill Rd House gone. It stood just north of 2295 Long Hill Rd

John Hall House Nut Plains 1740. House taken down on back of duplicate from Mrs. Monroe, Helen Horan Woodruff’s house was built on site of James Hall house

Thomas Burgis 1814, 150 Boston Street c1814

Isaac Stone house 77 Broad St home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Crane. Built in 1743, 4 in house tour. House built 1743. July 8, 1949,

The Acadian house Union St (Pent Rd and Back Lane). Home of Mrs. Kenneth Greene. 37 Union St the Joseph Clay house built in 1670. Date July 8, 1949,

The Ebenezer Scranton house Duck Holes Farm. Home of Mrs. George A Goss. Was moved from Lake Quonnipaug. In 1976 at 90 Duck Hole Rd Built 1723. Moved from 1589 Hoop Pole Rd y Mr. and Mrs. George Goss in 1929-30. Date July 14, 1949,

Rev. Jared & Hannah Eliot house (Mulberry Farm) 73 Mulberry Farm Rd, 88 Old Chaffinch Is Rd Home of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Berlin. Built in 1725, this saltbox house is much finer in its construction and architectural details than the average farmhouse

The Captain Joel Stone house 200 Whitfield Street. ( South Lane) home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Monroe. This formal type of house with 6 fireplaces was built in 1853 for the son of Solomon Stone, 2nd keeper of the Faulkner’s (Falcon) Island Light

David Parmelee house 68 Water St (West Lane) Home of Mrs. Ruth Barnes Nettleton. Built in 1780, this unusual story-and-half saltbox house, with gracefully curved wide extension of the roof across the front, is the only one of its types in Guilford

Joseph Chittenden house 78 Fair St (Petticoat Lane). Home of Mr. & Mrs. Russell M. Nichols. Built in 1766 by craftsmen who clung to the methods of earlier periods, this is a typical integral saltbox house in which many of the original features remain

Henry Whitfield house 248 Whitfield St built 1639. Post 1908 cannon acquisition, Pre 1930s renovation

Jospeh Clay house (Acadian house) 37 Union St built in 1670

Morris Leete house on left built 1750, 1139 Boston Post Rd. Guilford Institute on right 120 North Fair Street built 1855. Circa 1930

The Thomas Griswold 171 Boston St built in 1774 and the Charles Caldwell house built in 1740 L-R

Thomas Griswold house 171 Boston St built in 1774

Henry Whitfield house 248 Whitefield St built in 1639. A 1 cent color Postcard. 57775 (Germany) postmark Oct 12, 1908

Henry Whitfield house 248 Whitfield St built in 1639, Postcard Pub. by the Souvenir Store, Guilford, Ct. 1 cent Postcard

The old Town House where town meetings were held. Photo taken on Church St torn down in 1894 (In oversized photo folder) Original in Harriet Hunt Bryan vol. 1 photostat neg. PN10 The old Town House – where town meetings were held. Calvin

One of the Hitchcock cottages on Prospect Ave. Nancy Hitchcock Cottage 80 Prospect Ave. Look in supplement to Ox Pasture – Prospect Ave. c1890

Branford School, Paved St, School Branford CT per Jane Bouley

House on Water St in which OF Redfield was born Dec 19, 1829, looking from the west. Now 30 Water St (Janeway’s). Redfield Collection (looseleaf) 1897

Gablehurst, residence of C.S. Kingman. Only the stone ruins of this mansion may be seen-in the rear of the Shore Line Times Newspaper building. Burned in 1923. 1897

Corner of Shell Beach and Leete’s Island Rd Ambrose Leete I House before it was torn down (photo of oil painting). 650 Leete’s Island Rd, corner of Shell Beach Rd. See Leete’s Island Legacy, pages 19-22

Ambrose Leete II House, 283 Moose Hill Rd The house at Leete’s Island where Mother was born Sept. 20, 1827. Mary Ann Leete mother of Katherine Ward Leete. c1890.. Gift of Deborah Volpe 1982. FLR78 with similar view

Rev. Daniel Brewer 1772 house on Fair St38 Fair St 1772

Noah Hodgkin Sr. house 1762. 44 Fair St 1762

Abraham Woodward house 1785 Fair St. 96 Fair St

Joseph Chittenden house 1766 Fair St 78 Fair Street

Not. the. Caleb Stone house, 22 Broad St, but the Billie Stone House built 1769

Reuben Stone house Broad and River 1769. Caleb Stone house 6 Broad Street.1749

Captain Samuel Lee and Agnes Dickinson Lee house State and North St 1750. 1 North St

Thomas Hill house 1735. Jim Bowen with Ed Bowen’s children. 22 State St house is gone. LeGanke has house on site of 22 State St

Edward Norton house 1857 west side route 1 house gone. Just west of Three Mile Course. On the site of Jechors Garage and later Strawberry Hill Shopping Plaza. Last inhabitant of the house was Mrs. Clarissa Sweet. House stood on site of 1270 Bost

Roberts House Sachem’s Head built by Geo. Kimberly and run as Boarding House about 1805. Torn down in 1915. Stood on site of 620 Colonial Rd

May not be Guilford according to Shelton Dudley

Thomas Burgis House 150 Boston Street c1814

William Stone House (not Nathaniel Stone) Stood just north of 1261 Long Hill Rd. Torn down, about 1915-1916. Last owned by William Weed. (According to Shelton Dudley). See also P2188

Thomas Griswold house 161 (now 171) Boston St (East Lane). Home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. DeForest Built in 1774. Date July 2, 1949,

Joseph Parmelee-Nettleton house built in 1748, 54 Water St (West Lane). Home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Nettleton

Joel Griswold house 264 State St (Crooked Lane). Home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Bohonnon. This house was built in 1795 on the Lee home lot when Joel Griswold married Lucy Lee, daughter of Capt. Samuel Lee and Agnes Dickenson Lee whose home still stands at the next corner

Caleb Benton house or Lyman Beecher house 485 Whitfield St built circa 1770. Owned by Judge Harry Durant. Home of Mr. & Mrs. Herbert T. Colby. Originally of the integral saltbox type, this house was built in 1770 at the north end of the Green

David Parmelee house 68 Water St

Andrew Fowler house. Home of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Miller. 55 York St Built in 1790. 3 on house tour. Home of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Miller. July 17, 1949

Henry Whitfield house 249 Whitfield St built 1639. Rear wing was remodeled to this form in 1868. 1870-1900, Before 1910 Post 1868 Pre 1897 Plaque

The Acadian House, built in 1670, where several Acadian peasants from Grand Rye, Nova Scotia were sheltered by the town, having been put ashore here from British ships in 1755 ( see Longfellow’s Evangeline) Postcard published by Dudley & Beckwith

Capt. John Seward House 58 East River Rd

Nathan Bradley house 72 State Street. Home of Miss Mary W. Todd. Built in 1665

Henry Whitfield house 248 Whitfield St Color Postcard of Printed by Sedge Le Blang, Carnegie Hall Color Postcard of Henry Whitfield houses 248 Whitfield St Printed by Sedge Le Blang, Carnegie Hall. 154 West 57thSt., NY. Henry Whitfield State Historical

Charles Caldwell house 159 Boston St built in 1740 Corner Boston St – Lover’s Lane. 1937

George Hyland house 84 Boston St Postcard of the rear of the built in 1660. Rear view showing second floor overhang

Stone House Henry Whitfield House 248 Whitfield St built in 1639 (In Spencer Good Friday Album). Good Friday 1898

School house Leetes Island, Conn. New School house. Built about 1900 on 48 Moose Hill Rd Just south of RR School house Leetes Island, Conn. Copy photo from original owned by Good. With kitchen added it was turned into a 6-room house in 1935

Northwest Center Schoolhouse, 85 Fair St built in 1848. Copy of photo owned by Seldon Clark. Guilford Keeping Society owns the copy

East end of house on Water St in which O.F. Redfield was born, December 19, 1829. Livery Stable sign on building next door – probably the dwelling now at 28 Water Street. 1897

The Bartholomew Elm, Boston St in front of the Thomas Griswold house. This monarch tree had a large crown and created the gateway to Guilford. 1897

Postcard published by Edward P. Judd Co New Haven. Hyland-Wildman House. Homestead town clock in 1727. Erected by his grandfather George Hyland who came to Guilford in 1651 and died in 1692. 84 Boston Street. Built c1713. 2 duplicates

P. Carlton Parmelee House 1849. Nut Plains (The Lone Hemlock)

Seth Bishop house 1796 64 Fair Street 1796

Nathaniel Johnson house 1730. 58 Fair St 1730

Nathaniel Cruttenden house 1752 York and River St 1161 Boston Post Rd

Jared Leete house 1774 Broad St 76 Broad Street

Solomon Stone house 1766, corner of Your and North Fair St House show in its original location. House moved to 143 Fair Street

Hooker Bartlett house built 1761, 199 Whitfield St House razed Oct 27, 1990. Chimney stack demolished Oct. 28, 1990

Samuel Weld House 1758 built for Joseph Weld (Whitfield St). Stood on East side of Whitfield St near corner of Boston and Whitfield Streets. No (1986) a parking lot behind 9 Boston Street. House moved to 108 Lover’s Lane August 1960. On duplicate

Thomas Griswold House 1774 Boston St L-r Thomas Griswold House 1774. 171 Boston St and Charles Caldwell house 1740

Hooker Dudley House built in 1831. 321 East River Rd Dudley driving the wagon

John Dudley Jr. House 1840. 359 Clapboard Hill Rd

Henry Hodges House 1814. Thomas Burgis House 150 Boston Street c1814

Samuel Dudley House 1738 (Probably built before 1700 and rebuilt in 1738). 726 Clapboard Hill Rd c1738

Morris Leete House (not the Samuel Shelley House which stood earlier on same site) 1139 Boston Post Rd built 1744