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Connecticut town on the sea, probably Stonington (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 6 older comments, and then…
  • Ben @ Conservation Commission said:
    View to the northeast from 5 Water Street or further south. Shows 1 Hancox Street, 15 Omega Street and portions of 9 Omega Street and 1 School Street. Salt Acres (40-44 Salt Acres Road) is seen in distance as well as houses on Elihue, South and Bradley Streets. Erosion seen on lighthouse grounds in middle ground (7 Water Street) -- a seawall has since been constructed. A fire appears to be burning on the beach at right.
  • Craig Zacker said:
    wow what an amazing photo.... great detail in such an oldie! thanks for sharing these, i can see ill be spending TONS of time on this site!!
  • parkopudn25 said:
    amaziiiiing, what a sky...
  • Jon Melville said:
    I agree with the note!
  • Lethal Record said:
    oh yeah there totally "photoshopped" how is that photoshopped

Burning the autumn leaves in Norwich, Connecticut (LOC)

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  • 9 older comments, and then…
  • Jeff Closs said:
    Another neat LoC photo.
  • Karen Lee said:
    Ah, back when people were allowed to do "dangerous" things :-)
  • moxythecat said:
    This is right across the street from St. Patrick's Cathedral in Norwich. When I was in school there in the late 70's-late 80's, we would have recess in that park when the church parking lot was filled during the day when a major mass or funeral was taking place.

    Oh, and I'm pretty sure if you stood on this same corner today, it would look exactly the same. Norwich doesn't change much.
  • Joe Cunningham said:
    I live just down Union St and walk around this park almost everyday. The building in the background (center-right) with the tower is painted a different color now, and the iron fence around the park is now a dark green, but most everything else is the same. The trees are taller now, and we can't burn leaves anymore.
  • Donna Westerman Bowen said:
    That's where Global warming started.

Connecticut town, probably Stonington, on the sea. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • zaantje said:
    This is such a lovely shot.
  • lhillhutcherson said:
    Look at the beautiful blue/white sky!
  • Jerry Norman Crews said:
    that is an electric power pole not a telephone pole

A view of the old sea town, Stonington, Conn. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • Lori Hale Williams said:
    love this shot.
  • stephenbessette@sbcglobal.net said:
    look north in Stonington, visible is the United Church with clock tower
  • Zany Coil said:
    The beginnings of the American dream.
  • fmason41 said:
    no garbage. clean and well kept village
  • jdavis417 said:
    Chapaquitic 5 miles. Please drive carefully!