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First Church of Christ, New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard depicting First Church of Christ (now First Congregational Church), New London, Conn.
Second Congregational Church, Broad & Hempstead Streets, New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard of Second Congregational Church in New London, Conn. The reverse of the postcard has a note addressed to Miss Lettra H. Burr and Mrs. E.Q. Goodwin in East Hartford, Conn.; the postmark is from Westerly, R.I., dated 1911.
Second Congregational Church, New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard depicting Second Congregational Church in New London, Conn. (although no label appears as such on the front of the card). The reverse of the card has a note addressed to Miss Elsie V. De Mille (sp.?) in Wellesley, Mass.; the…
New London, Conn., First Congregational Church
Photographic postcard of First Congregational Church in New London, Conn.
Federal Street, M.E. (Methodist Episcopal) Church, New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard of the Methodist Episcopal Church on Federal Street in New London, Conn.
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church and Rectory, New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church and Rectory in New London, Conn. The postcard is addressed to Miss Mabell Ghal (sp.?) in Norwich, Conn.
Saint James' Episcopal Church, New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard of St. James' Episcopal Church, New London, Conn. The front of the postcard states: "Organized 1725. Present building built in 1850."
The Second Congregational Church. New London, Conn.
Postcard depicting Second Congregational Church in New London, Conn., in winter.
City Hall, New London, Conn.
Photographic postcard of the old City Hall in New London, Conn. The reverse of the postcard is addressed to Miss Mattie Leavens in Killingly, Conn.; the postmark is from New London and dated 1908.
Municipal Bldg., New London, Conn.
Postcard depicting the Municipal Building (City Hall) in New London, Conn. The front of the postcard cites James Sweeney as architect. The reverse of the postcard is addressed to Howard, R.I., and bears a New London postmark from 1914.