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Connecticut Historical Society Museum & Library in Curtis Veeder house (1925-8) (One Elizabeth St.). Hartford, CT. Style: Colonial Revival. | Parlor fireplace of Veeder House under frieze of animals, now home of Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Frieze of gold animals in raised plaster at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Staircase at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Tin chandelier (c1792) from St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in East Plymouth, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Tin chandelier (c1792) from St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in East Plymouth, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Collection of early American inn & tavern signs at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Collection of early American inn & tavern signs at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Gen. Wolfe tavern sign at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | A. Lewis's Inn sign (1812) with Masonic symbols at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | H. Rose 'Bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.' sign with Masonic symbols at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Strangers, Resort of J. Carter tavern sign at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Crowfoot's Inn sign in symbols at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Temperance inn or tavern sign at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | A. Phelps' Inn sign by William Rice at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Vernon Hotel sign (1834) by William Rice at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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S. Wadsworth's Inn sign with American Eagle (1844) by William Rice at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Pettibone's Tavern sign with American Eagle (1870) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | S. Harrington sign with American Eagle (1833) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Connecticut-style Colonial doorway (1750) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Bronze grain measure (167) from London, glass bottle (1600s) from England, & ceramic jug (c1650) from England or Germany at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Turned chair (c1650) from Branford or Wethersfield, CT & oak chair (1660) prob. from Hartford owned by Governor John Winthrop, Jr. at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Oak & pine chest (c1680) prob. from Hartford at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Objects made from Charter Oak wherein patriots hid Connecticut's charter (1687) when King James II tried to revoke the colony's right to self-government at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Jewelry with symbols of Charter Oak at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Tall clock case made from the Charter Oak (c1875) by John Most of Hartford at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Tall clock (1780-1800) by Daniel Burnap, chair (c1800), & Portrait of Mrs. Eldredge (1795) by John Brewster, Jr. at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Portrait of Mrs. James (Lucy Gallup) Eldredge (1795) by John Brewster, Jr. of Brooklyn at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Mirror (c1775) from Preston, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Chest-on-chest (1790-1810) possibly by Silas William Rice of Wallingford, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Chairs (c1790s) from Connecticut at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Demo of Windsor-chair contouring for comfort (rt) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Portrait of Ashbel Riley of Wethersfield (c1762-4) by William Johnston at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Revolutionary era wood canteens & powder horn at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Cherry table (1790-1810) prob. by Jonathan Birge of East Windsor, chair (1740-70) from Saybrook, & portrait of two boys (c1765) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Portrait of two boys in garden (c1765) possibly by John Durand at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Revolutionary era wagon wheel (1775) used to carry military supplies to Yorktown, VA plus iron cooking pots (1700-1800s) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Engraving of South Part of Lexington battle (1775) by Amos Doolittle from eye-witness accounts at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | E. Ely Inn sign with American Eagle & Masonic symbols (1824) by William Rice at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Earthenware commemorative pitcher showing George Washington's monument (1820-40) from Staffordshire, England at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Masonic apron (1800-20) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Mirror (late 18th-early 19thC) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Portrait Reuben Humphreys (1800) by Richard Brunson of East Granby at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Green tea service (1820-40) by Staffordshire of England at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Portrait Anna Humphreys & daughter Eliza (1800) by Richard Brunson of East Granby at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Civil War tin canteen (1860s) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Display of kitchen objects (1820-65) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Redware plate (1830-50) possibly by Smith Pottery, Norwalk, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Redware jar (early 1800s), cast metal coffee pot by Hiram Yale & Co. (1824-35), mustard tin (c1858), native basket (c1840-50), shelf clock (c1809-49), redware cake mold (early 1800s), salt-glazed jug (1791) by Abraham Mead, stoneware preserve jar (late 1800s), & pewter whale oil lamp (1830-60) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Salt-glazed jug with cobalt blue decoration (1791) by Abraham Mead of Greenwich, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Redware cake or jelly mold (early 1800s), salt-glazed jug (1791) by Abraham Mead, stoneware preserve jar with brown slip glaze (late 1800s) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Shelf clock (c1809-49) by Silas Hoadley of Plymouth at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Antislavery banner 'Let the oppressed go free!' at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Display of late 1800s domestic items with cast-iron wood stove (1880s) by Walker & Pratt of Boston at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Molded stoneware pitcher (1850-75) by Sidney Risley of Norwich & toaster (1915) by Sidney Risley of Norwich at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Opaque glass double kerosene lamp & shelf clock (c1880) by E. Ingraham & Co. of Bristol, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Transferware commemorative plate showing Hartford Civil War memorial (1896) by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons of Staffordshire, England flanked by CT-made silverware at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Votes for Women Pageant & Parade, Hartford program (1914) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Whale scrimshaw carvings at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Side chair (1825-32) by Lambert Hitchcock of Riverton, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Caster set (c1895) by Barbour Bros. Co. of Hartford plus silver fish spoon (c1900) from Meriden & cake server (1847) from Hartford at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Silver tea service (c1879) by Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. of Wallingford, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Table bell with Neoclassical figure (c1885) by Meriden Britannia Co., Meriden Ct. at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Cigarette & match holder in shape of bird's foot (1884-94) by Hartford Silver Co. at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Cocktail set by Manning Bowman of Meriden & lidded ice bucket (c1945) by Landers, Frary & Clark of New Britain at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | 'Taurex' candlesticks (c1934) by Chase Brass & Copper Co. of Waterbury, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Chromed electric pot, sugar, creamer & tray set by Chase Brass & Copper Co. of Waterbury, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Chromed electric food warmer (c1932) by Chase Brass & Copper Co. of Waterbury, CT at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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Display of 20th C products made in Connecticut at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Kitchen products (20thC) with electric stove (1937) by Landers, Frary & Clark of New Britain at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. | Chromed trays (20thC) at Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford, CT. |
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