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southeast corner of the Green. copy photo Park and Boston St c1885

Interior of the old Town House

view of Guilford from Mulberry Farm gate on Mulberry Point Rd, taken from the high ground south of the railroad. copy photo east of Mulberry Point Rd c1885

Cranbrook Tower, copy photo. Interior part of property at 29 Broad St River St between 69 and 83 c1885

Jared Eliot house later owned by William T. Foote house, also known as Mulberry Farm. copy photo 88 Mulberry Farms Rd c1885

Faulkner’s Island showing the keepers house, wharf and boathouse in the foreground. Before the gale that blew down the tree near the barn. c1890

Guilford Institute, interior, members of 4th class for 1910-1911. Words visible in the negative. 3 copy negatives 120 North Fair St 1911

Weed house, in very derelict condition Long Hill Rd 1300

Nathaniel Bishop house on the left in its original location at 40-42 Boston St

Cape style houses in a new subdivision Dohm Ave. c1950

Julia Labadie house on the left at 33 Whitfield St and Hale house at 29 Whitfield St on the right. Cars parked in front 29 and 33 Whitfield St c1930

Guilford Green with stakes placed in the ground Green c1950

groups of people watching a parade. Man with his hands on his hips looks like H. Philip Dudley. 2 negatives c1950

Dr. Thomas Pynchon house, as a pile of rubble when razed 33 Whitfield St 1962

J. J. Sullivan, Inc. garage under construction 229 River St c1940

Micromatic Hone Corporation, sign says microphoning tools and machines on the site of MacDonald’s 617 Boston Post Rd c1940

Hubbard’s Tinker Shop 23 Water St 1970

Henry S. Davis photo store interior, 2 copy negatives. Store began in Kimberly Building on Whitfield St which burned in 1960’s. Whitfield St c1910

Atlantic Gas Station at the southeast corner of Boston Post Rd and River St 1148 Boston Post Rd c1940

outbuilding with asphalt shingle siding c1940

Appliances in a store, Norge refrigerators and stoves. Guilford Trust building at 1 Boston St

flagpole with flag flying on the Green 1910

Southeast corner of the Green. William Todd Esq (not Jared Redfield) househouse at 1 Park St in the center of the photo. 6 negatives which are duplicates. copy photo Park St 1865-1871

West side of the Green before the fire of 1872

northeast corner of the Green looking toward the soldiers monument. Note the fence around the Green. 2 negatives. copy photo corner of Park St and Broad St 1865-1871

First Congregational Church at 110 Broad St

view across the Green, toward northwest corner intersection of Whitfield and Broad St copy negative toward corner of Broad and Whitfield St 1865-1871

Thomas Pynchon house 33 Whitfield St on the right and Woodward tavern on the left. copy negative 33 Whitfield St and just south 1865-1871

Joel Tuttle II house at 88 Broad St and William Redfield looking across the Green

Adolph G. Sommer’s cutting and shampooing saloon on Water St

Small one story house with small covered front porch, wooded lot. copy photo

Guilford Railroad station looking east at all the buildings

Guilford Fair, two Ferris wheels and the dive bomber, on the Green Sept. 1953

Park St, Christ Episcopal Church 11 Park St and buildings as far to the left as 49 Park St, east side of the Green. copy photo 11 to 49 Park St c1885

Cattle show on the Green as viewed from the steps of the first Congregational Church at 110 Broad St copy photo. 4 negatives Green c1885

below Ninevah Bridge over Route 80 at the border Madison and Killingworth. People on the rocks. copy photo Ninevah Bridge Route 80 c1885

Guilford Green northwest corner looking south on Whitfield St copy photo. 2 negatives Whitfield St looking south from corner of Broad and Whitfield. c1885

Henry Whitfield house, a Bryan photo in a publication. copy photo 248 Old Whitfield St c1885

Harvey Leete’s blacksmith shop, just east of the house. Copy negative 1139 Boston Post Rd c1905

Guilford High School class of 1924, 5 women and 3 men at the Guilford Institute building. Copy negative 120 North Fair St 1924

Christein’s Barber Shop, being dismantled 1238 Boston Post Rd, south side of the road, just west of the West River Bridge 1940-1950

Guilford Town Hall renovations, scaffolding on the front. Sign say, Alexander J. Fleming engineer contractor 31 Park St c1950

Finast parking lot with sign, when Finast was at the intersection of Boston Post Rd and Route 77 c1950

divided pastures with woodland in background c1950

Thomas Griswold house 171 Boston St c1940

Guilford Fair Day parade

Dr. Thomas Pynchon house, as a pile of rubble when razed 33 Whitfield St 1962

Guilford Laundry-sign in the photo. On or near the site of the VFW Hall. Near Mill Pond according to Edith Nettleton Mill Rd c1940

S.A Richards Drug Store in the Norton Brick Block

Carolus N. Walker in front of his Plumbing & Heating Electrical Contracting shop 2 Graves Ave. 1970

Henry S. Davis photo store interior

J. J. Sullivan, Inc. cinderblock building under construction for business garage, cupola on a building is in the background 229 River St c1940

Appliances in a store, Norge refrigerators and stoves. Guilford Trust building at 1 Boston St is visible through the window in the background Whitfield St c1940

view of the open countryside with houses and barns, possibly the view from Three Mile Course. Jacob’s Hill Three Mile Course c1945

libertypole looking at the north end of the Green. Left to right Joel Tuttle II house, William Redfield house and W.W. Baldwin store, at 88,96,102 Broad St copy photo Broad St 88-102 1865-1871

West side of the Green before the fire of 1872 that burned the 3 dwellings

West side of the Green before the fire of 1872

View of Green

looking south down Park St from northeast corner of the Green. copy negative corner of Broad and Park St 1865-1871

Christ Episcopal Church

looking south on Whitfield St from corner of Broad and Whitfield St with the Green on the left. copy negative Whitfield St 1865-1871

Thomas Pynchon house 33 Whitfield St on the right and Woodward tavern on the left. copy negative 33 Whitfield St and just south 1865-1871

Adolph G. Sommer’s cutting and shampooing saloon on Water St

Guilford Railroad station looking east at all the buildings

Buell’s band on the Green. copy photo Green c1910

east side of the Green, viewed from the southwest corner with beautiful canopy of elms copy photo 17 to 49 Park St c1885

Noah Hodgkin Sr house, Noah Hodgkin Sr. house and Nathaniel Johnson house all on Fair St looking north. copy photo 42, 52 and 58 Fair St c1885

Guilford Point House with children on the lawn. Stood at the end of Seaside Ave. copy photo Guilford Point at the end of Seaside Ave. c1885

Guilford Point house with bath houses on reef. copy photo Guilford Point at the end of Seaside Ave. c1885

First Congregational church parsonage

Daniel Brown Leete house, view of the front of the house. House razed in 1957 101 West Lane c1950

Guilford High School class of 1891, in front of the Guilford Institute. 2 copy negatives. 120 North Fair St 1891

Christein’s Barber Shop, being dismantled 1238 Boston Post Rd

Whitfield St looking south with Eagle Hose Fire Co. on the left and former Guilford Library on the right Library stood just south of 119 Whitfield St c1930

boys playing baseball on the Green. Town Hall visible on the left Green Park St 31 c1950

Hayrake in a field c1950

Memorial Day at Jones Bridge. Boats in the river with Flags. People lining the bridge Jones Bridge on Water St Water St c1915

Guilford Fair Day parade

Nouman’s Store 2 buildings occupy 69 and 71 Boston St, far left is John L. Seward house 75 Boston St Newman’s bought the store in 1919 69, 71 and 75 Boston St c1940

Guilford Brass Foundry 135 Leete’s Island Rd c1940

S.A Richards Drug Store in the Norton Brick Block

Carolus N. Walker in front of his Plumbing & Heating Electrical Contracting shop 2 Graves Ave. 1970

First Congregational Church front 110 Broad St c1940

J. J. Sullivan cinderblock building under construction as business garage 229 River St c1940

Appliances in a store, Norge refrigerators and stoves. Guilford Trust building at 1 Boston St

Ebenezer Hopson house on the right, looking east on Boston St 53 Boston St looking east c1940

liberty pole looking at the north end of the Green.

West side of the Green before the fire of 1872

West side of the Green before the fire of 1872

First Congregational Church at 110 Broad St 2 negatives. copy negative 110 Broad St 1865-1871

view across the Green, possibly toward Third Congregational Church at 49 Park St copy negative possibly 49 Park St 1865-1871

View across the Green. c1865

Joel Tuttle II house at 88 Broad St and William Redfield house at 96 Broad St north end of the Green. 2 negatives. copy negative 88 and 96 Broad St 1865-1871

Noah Hodgkin Jr. house at 52 Fair St is on the right. On the left is Martin Seward’s carpenter shop. Copy photo 52 Fair St c1865

Adolph G. Sommer’s cutting and shampooing saloon on Water St

Guilford Railroad station looking east at all the buildings

southwest corner of the Green. copy photo Whitfield St 1885