SWD Part 5  

Greek Revival house with row of outbuildings. viewed from across street. same lawn swing set as other cross referenced pictures

Daniel Brown Leete House viewed from high water mark

Chittenden’s deer park with deer

buildings at southwest corner of Green. most prominent Monroe’s pharmacy. note corner of old Elliot house on left. children with bicycles and horse drawn buggies

John Phelps’ gun collection close up including canteens and swords in the room in the rear addition.

2 old men (Bishop, Bishop ??) on lawn with Guilford train station water tower in background. J. E. Norton & Son wagon in the picture

George C. Griswold

Christopher Spencer and George B. Spencer tombstone in West Side cemetery. house on Three Mile Course in background

tugboat Sarah J . Weed

island, water, sailing boats

George Davis’s family at Elias Cadwell house in its original location at 1 Boston St. House later moved to 65 Water St.

George Durgin in front of his house

Sachem’s Head Yacht Club

William Todd, Esq. house (Christ Church rectory), John Redfield house

Dr. Jared Redfield house (later Thomas Landon) 1 Park St, William Todd, Esq. house (Christ Church rectory) 9 Park St, Christ Church #11 Park St

Harry Benton at Douden’s drug store

boat launching. boat similar to Gray Dawn. people and horses in the picture

John L. Seward house

loom at the Henry Whitfield house in the attic

St. George Roman Catholic Church original building. 151 Whitfield to right.

W. T. Wilcox house c. 1850, later O. R. Fowler (1868 Beers atlas)

Richard Weld house, in 1897 owned by Cianciola family

Elisha Hart house. nice picket fence

Clarence E. Norton’s garage and bicycle shop. built 1904

George Kimberly house, close-up view. later Robert’s Boarding House

Adolph G. Sommers barber shop (gone). Mr. Sommers standing in doorway

Shoreline Electric Railroad parked trolley car

Sachem’s Head railroad station with Hotel bus livery (horsedrawn wagon)

Abraham Woodward house. built 1785

Nathan Chittenden house

Henry Hull c. 1840

Elbert Dudley house (Orson Dudley according to Shelton Dudley). house with small tower

15 Fair St (?) Shelton Dudley identified as Brooks’ house but, door on wrong side. Richard Coan, c. 1841

Daniel Brown Leete House, seaside view

Tug Sea King and crew. Hughes Brothers & Bangs Stone Quarry

Norton Brick Block including JE Norton & Sons Grocery. Guilford Pharmacy and Shoreline Times

Gray Dawn launching at Jones Bridge. Bille Willard house in background at 135 Water St.

textile equipment. spinning wheel, hetchel, skein winder, and bobbin winder in attic of Henry Whitfield house barn

Rev. Edmund Ward house (1763). Nathaniel Caldwell and others later occupants. Mayos owned at time of photo. four people on porch probably Mayos. torn down by McQuires in 1989

Henry P. Robinson

American battleships in background. foreground small boats, possibly water taxi

steamer F. H. Beckwith

island, water, sailing boats

Benton (?) family on porch

old man and dog

Sachem’s Head harbor looking west at Uncas Pt.. boats in water

First Congregational Church, parsonage, Griswold’s store

James Leete, Jr. house (later the town poor house)

boat named E. V. Good

Thomas Griswold House

John L. Seward house

Guilford Institute

Dr. Evans’ Sanitarium , later Guilford Home, now (in 1997) Marotta Manor

Robert H. Norton house. children in front

Hooker Bartlett house (1761). owned by Cornelius Forbes when picture taken. house razed c. 1990

W. T. Wilcox house. viewed from east side

Guilford Library in center. 119 Whitfield St on far right. 127 Whitfield St on left just south of 119 Whitfield St. library site is (in 1996) parking lot for Eagle Hose Fire Company

Sachem’s Head harbor south bay, George Kimberly house (Robert’s boarding house). Torn down in 1915

Broad St looking east at north end of Green. including part of State St including barn on corner. tranquil scene with horse and buggy, large elms etc. 96 Broad St is on the far left

Shoreline Electric Railroad, parked trolley car view taken through window of Monroe Building at corner of Whitfield & Boston Sts.. 2 men walking in the street

Hiram Middlebrook house. built 1849

Daniel Hubbard house. 1717 and later

Christopher Spencer house, built 1893. foundry visible in background

Joel Tuttle II house, built 1852. Clara Sage’s at time of photo

John Collins II house, later Philo Bishop’s, Shelton Dudley identified as Pitts

Rollwood, home of Gov. Rollins S. Woodruff, 1903-04

Daniel Brown Leete House viewed distantly along shoreline

Tug Sea King and crew. Hughes Brothers & Bangs Stone Quarry

Ebenezer Hopson House 1763

attic of Landon & Davis warehouse

Lillie’s house. Victorian house, picket fence, group of people in front

Thomas Griswold house in winter

Guilford railroad station and surrounding buildings. moving train. canning factory north of tracks on Driveway

Niantic factory south view

house west view Orient (possibly Orient Pt.)

Oliver N. Brooks

John Phelp’s gun collection

battleship Connecticut

shipyard, large boat being built

Lydia Chittenden house and George Fowler house

George W. Roberts on the porch of Roberts’ Boarding House

Boston St. and the Green view north from Henry Whitfield House (possibly from roof or attic)

Thomas Burgis IV house

George B. Norton house

Levi Thrall house, c. 1865

George Hand house, child on porch step

Col. William Hart house (1843), home of O. B. Husted and parents

Julius E. Norton house. the ornate trim and large cupola in the picture no longer exist

London Butler

Shepard & Fowler store (left). George Fowler house (right) 15-17 Whitfield St

telephone switchboard (with 2 operators) for Guilford exchanges, Minnie Hull Dudley and Mrs. Graves according to Shelton Dudley notes

Shoreline Electric Railroad parked trolley car

Cranbrook Tower. deer park with deer adjacent to tower. Interior part of property at 29 Broad St.

house which Shelton Dudley identifies as Sullivan

Judge Nathaniel Griffing house, built 1807

James Monroe house, built c. 1860

Sperry house according to Shelton Dudley. next to a federal with Victorian trim(62 State St)

Fred Fowler house c.1848. Capt. Brooks’ house with Capt. Brooks with Husted nephews on lap in wagon. probably daughter leaning on fence and wife near tree.

Greek Revival house with row of outbuildings