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Armory, Bank St., New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard of New London's armory. The reverse of the postcard has a note addressed to Mr(s?) William W. Sharon in South Londonderry, Vermont. Though the postcard says "Bank St." on the front of it, the Armory was located at Washington and…
Armory. New London, Conn.
Postcard of the Armory in New London, Conn.
Army and Navy Masonic Service Center — 105 Huntingdon St., New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard of the Army and Navy Masonic Service Center, 105 Huntingdon St., New London, CT. The The reverse side of the postcard has a note addressed to Mrs. Walter Clark in Versailles, Conn.; the postmark date is 1947. The card indicates…
Artful Anticks
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At Sheffield Labs, Salve for 150-Year-Old Plant
Sheffield Pharmaceuticals has operated out of the same location since its founding in the 1870s: Dr. Washington W. Sheffield’s house at 180 Broad Street. However, the successful company has significantly expanded over the years, adding a factory.
Atomic Submarine The Seawolf Launched in New London, CT
This photo depicts the USS Seawolf (SSN 575)—the second nuclear submarine created by Electric Boat Co. (General Dynamics). Its general design was modeled on the USS Nautilus, but the Seawolf propulsion system was more technically advanced, and it is…
Augustine Sackett, U.S. Navy, November 2, 1863
Augustine Sackett writes to his sister about his ship's recent misadventures, the importance of writing letters, changing fashions, and when he might be able to get home.
Aurelius H. Piper, Jr. (Chief Quiet Hawk)
Provided by the family from the obituary.
Autographed letter signed Beatrix Heelis to Mrs. [Celia N.] Edwards
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