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Motorman Szymanski stands with Car No. 1944, a yellow trolley-car produced by Brill Manufacturing Co. This picture was taken on the intersection of the Post Road and Miller Street.

The trolley's route led it up Fairfield Avenue to Ash Creek and…

The estate of the Bronson family, located at 2970 Bronson Road. The estate and home later became the site of the Fairfield County Day School.

Pictured here is Car 1751 of the Fairfield trolly service. The car is on the bridge between North Avenue and King's Highway, the boundary between Bridgeport and Fairfield.

This particular trolley route ran from East Main Street in Bridgeport to…

Bulkley's schoolhouse in Greenfield Hill.

Cheese Shop of Fairfield

2347 Black Rock Turnpike

Pictured here is David Mackenzie, owner of the Cheese Shop of Fairfield, working at the store in 1977. The Cheese Shop of Fairfield has since closed.

A photograph of the Deerfield School building, built in 1771 on the east corner of Burr and North Streets of cedar shingle.

The first Greenfield School, that once stood on the Green. Built 1725 or earlier, probably abandoned about 1845.

Students at the Greenfield Hill School (Dwight School), with A. Maria Wakeman, assistant teacher.

Beginning at left:
W.E. Gardner, Principal
Etta Perry, Assistant
Emma Jennings
Ed. Heferon
Julia Brown
Clarence Thorp
Helen Jennings
Wesley Burr
John Meeker
Mamie Merwin
Ike Banks
Burr Hill
Perry Beers
Jessie Price
Clarence banks
Gene…

Fairfield Motor Inn

417 Post Road

The front entrance of the Fairfield Motor Inn, circa 1977.