1890-1925, undated
Box 32, Negatives 5550 - 5595
GUSN-332905
\li-15This series includes approximately 45 8 x 10, 5 x 8, and 5 x 7 glass plate negatives taken by an unknown photographer in Jewett City, Connecticut. The photographs provide insight into everyday life in New England in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The negatives depict buildings, churches, and parades, specifically 4th of July parades. Also included are images of fire engines, the building of the Aspincook Dam and the Slater Bridge, and the Devil's Hop yard. Lastly, the series includes portraits of unidentified individuals and family groups, presumed to be living in Jewett City at the time.
negatives (photographic)
46 glass plate negatives
PC053
Yankee Publishing Photograph Collection, 1890-1950
PC053.04
Yankee Publishing Incorporated
negatives (photographic)
Series
Box 32, Negatives 5550 - 5595
This series is arranged by negatives size
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