Back of Photo. 3331 N&M 4-8-2 Hartford Conn July 1937. I received info it is a class R-1-a built 1920.
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad (New Haven) served New England for nearly 150 years before disappearing into Penn Central and later Conrail in 1976.
New Haven, CT : Beautiful Architecture
I have catalogued 33 labels used in 30-hr, weight-driven clocks by Chauncey Jerome and the Jerome Manufacturing Company in New Haven, CT during the years 1844-1858. Note that this includes Chauncey Jerome labels after the bankruptcy of the Jerome Manufacturing … Continue reading →
Henry Austin was a carpenter’s apprentice who began his career in architecture working for Ithiel Town, one of the first generation of profe...
RDC-1 hits the throttle on a cloudy day out of Needham Center, MA
Spent part of the day on Saturday in Connecticut and stopped at a lighthouse I had wanted to check out for some time. I wanted to be careful in the angles I chose to shoot this light as there were spot lights around it- and wanted to retain the old-fashioned look in the scene.
An inside look at some of Connecticut's famous pizza
New Haven, Connecticut has so much to offer from amazing food, insane academics, and intricate artwork... you'll find it all. Check out what you need to see in New Haven if you only have 24 hours to spend.
What ever happened to the New Haven Nighthawks hockey team that played at the New Haven Coliseum from 1972 until 1992?
Cass Gilbert Strong Functional American Architecture Cass Gilbert Buildings, Railroad Buildings, New Haven Railroad Station, New Haven, CT.
Sally and Peter's wedding was an extra special reminder of how beautiful marriage and relationships are. They met at Harvard Medical School, fell in love and are now Mr. & Mrs! I loved photographing this classic and timeless wedding at New Haven Lawn Club!
This New Haven pizza guide features the iconic New Haven pizzerias that you simply cannot miss. They're legendary!
The Grove St. Cemetery of New Haven, Ct. The perennial undergrad joke on that inscription is, "...if Yale ever needs the land."
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