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  • Collection: Mabel Osgood Wright Photographs

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Benson House

131 South Benson Road

The Benson house was built in 1779 by Brigadier General Elijah Abel after the previous house was destroyed during the burning of Fairfield. The home was purchased by Captain Abraham Benson in 1810. The home…

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Benson House with trolley in foreground.

131 South Benson Road

The Benson house was built in 1779 by Brigadier General Elijah Abel after the previous house was destroyed during the burning of Fairfield. The home was purchased by Captain Abraham…

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Bungalow at the Birdcraft Sanctuary. The sanctuary was created by pioneer conservationist Mabel Osgood Wright in 1914.

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The Powder House

200 Unquowa Road

The Powder house was built in 1814 as a munitions storehouse during the war of 1812. It is unknown why the storehouse was built two years into the war. The building is one of the last existing structures in…

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The Burr Homestead.

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A church of white clapboard, with steeple.

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First Church Congregational before 1890 (side).

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First Church Congregational before 1890 (front).

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Baldwin House

105 Meeting House Lane

The Baldwin house was built by Zalmon Bradley in 1750. Before 1800, Bradley's sister Sarah and her husband Dudley Baldwin expanded the house. Dudley's brother Abraham (who was a noted political leader) lived…

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George Brett Estate

91 Brett Road

The Brett Estate was built in 1906 by George P. Brett. Brett moved two old Connecticut farmhouses to the site and connected them with a central section.

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