L-R Scott, Catherine and Isabel Bryan at the pig pen at Cherry Farm on Moose Hill Rd. (identified by Scott Bryan) The Thoams Gould house 172 Moose HillRoad built in 1709.

To see Guilford Battery off to camp at Niantic at the outbreak of the Spanish American War.

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Originally there was a lake at the front of the lot and the school was in the rear almost Church St. The building was moved by oxen according to Marie Griswold after she moved to Fair St. in 1910. backside

Possibly not Guilford

L-R Robert Oughton(?), Charles Barnes, John Daile? Dailey, James Wildman at the training camp in Niantic at the outbreak of the Spanish American

Roger Davis with white beard, Samuel Griswold, O. Dell Chittenden carrying flag, A.G. Somers in back of Chittenden. Taken on Water Street at the corner with Whitfield Street. (Hotel is on the right - in 1975 this is where Monroes Drug Store is)

Harriet Hunt Bryan (4th from the left) Thanksgiving Cherry Farm Mrs. Bryan's home #177 Moose Hill Hoad, before she lived at Guilford Point.According to Scott Bryan, on left is Horace Norton, 2nd from r. Kate E. Hunt

1st row Willie Anderson, Burdette Leete, Abbie Leete (teacher), Mary Bergen, Mary Dolan, Hulda Anderson, Kate Dougherty. 2nd row Josephine Leete, Sophia (Mary) Barrett, Park Culver, Wayne Leete, Irving Leete, John Dolan, George Watrous, Dwight Bartholomew. 3rd row Mary Dougherty, Nellie Leete, Sarah Leete, Helen Culver, Fanny Leete, Elmer Anderson, Harry Watrous, Clarence Leete. Identified from M.Morasky’s photo, she was the teacher’s granddaughter.

Lillian Yale, Lunette Hull (Pitts), Vera Parmelee, Florence Beebe _(Rowland), Edith Lewis Edith Lewis was Marie Griswold's English teacher, also daughter of the principal and lived on Fair St. Vera Parrelee was Earle Leete’s wife.

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Teacher Miss Eva Buckingham, Back row L-R Frank Rossiter, James Williams, Harry Watrous, Fred Rolf, Robert Oughton, Fred Cargil, Charles Field, Roy Wingood, Middle row L-R David Rossiter, Bert Butler, George Bradley, Ernest Williams, Fred Fuller, Truman Norton, Frank Bennett, Rowland Blatchley. Front row L-R Louis Coulter, Charles Hubbard, Otis Storer, George Watrous, John Hannon The old school which was just west of the present (1975) building inside the present palisades fence

Dolph Mrs. F. Spencer Not local children.

Taken at Indian Cove. Spencer was from the Fair Street foundry. Prout lived on Muberry Point. Marie Griswold’s father used to get clam chowder at Prout's

Teacher Miss Griffing S.S. Davis According to Shelton Dudley, upstairs refers to 7th and 8th grade classes held upstairs at the High School (The Institute). Henry S. Davis 3rd row from front, 2nd from left with hat is Sarah Spencer (later Mrs. Henry Davis) 2nd row from back on far right

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According to Scott Hunt Bryan it is the Peletiah Leete house. Mrs. Glen changed the doorway. It used to look like this picture. Note: 1991-This is not the Peletiah Leete house

L-R Charlotte Griswold, Katherine Shea, Edna Smith (lower), Arthur Dudley (upper), Florence White, Percy Kelsey, Clara Belle Rossiter (lower), John Dudley (upper), Eunice Sawyer, Susan Burr, Principle Hyde (foremost)

Earle Leete identified the man as Edward Norton who lived in the William Charles Chittenden house at the corner of Three Mile Course and Boston Post Roan, built circa 1840

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She taught in the State Street School near where Miss Nettleton lives now (1975)• Taken in front of 1st Congregational Church parsonage on corner of Broad and State St.

Going off to training camp at Niantic at the outbreak of the Spanish American War.

L-R top: Joe Perry, Augustus Hall, Ed Bartlett, Frank Stearns, Rob Foote, Douglas Loper and Hiram Hall. 2nd row L-R: John H. Hotchkiss, Frank Hill, Chester M. Lee, Henry D. Chittenden, and Mickey 0'Brien of Branford. Bottom L-R: Edmund Jillson, S. Virgil Hotchkiss, Henry E. Fowler, Sylvester Snow, Wm. Fowler, and George Benton Original owned by David Dudley

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The North Guilford Hall. Top row Ellen Rossiter, Ella Rossiter, Hosmer Potter, Ralph Bartlett, C.O. Bartlett, G. Hill, Mable Dudley, bottom row Ned Bartlett, Mary Bartlett, Anna Wicks, Mable Chittenden, George Chittenden c1890

(l-r) Ruth Chittenden,-,-, Lucy & Mabel Chittenden 1890

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(l-r) Louise Bishop, Euphemia Freeman, Adelaide Murray, Mrs H. Hossiter, Louise Mathers, Ethel Coleman 1966 July

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Harvey or probably Henry Leete shoeing horse L-R A.B. Palmer, Harvey Leete, Ed Stone,—,— Blacksmith shop on present Route 1 app. #1123

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Taken at Guilford railroad station. Photo donated by A.L. Hotchkiss, Guilford Ct.

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At the Niantic Training Camp at the outbreak of the Spanish American War.

In the living room of Mrs. Kelsey on Water Street (the house with pillars across from the Post office)

Assembled at the Guilford railroad station as an escort to the 1st platoon, Battery A, off to training camp at Niantic at the outbreak of the Spanish American War. L-R Captain Charles Griswold (rear view), Mr. John Eliot, Roger Davis, Wheatley, Connie Shea, Coxie Sullivan (in line with pole), A.G. Somers (2nd right from the pole) and William Hull (with cane).

Top L-R Harry Blatchley, Charles Barllem, Ellsworth Hull, Dave McIntyre. 2nd row L-R George Landon, Frederick James Wildman (identified by descendent Kathleen Bradley Dec 1990), Alfred Griswold, Joseph Evarts. 3rd row L-R Edwin Spencer, John McIntyre. Wildman lived next to the Hyland House; Al Griswold where Guilford Savings Bank is (l975) according to Shelton Dudley. Ed Spencer was a foundry Spencer and an uncle by marriage of Marie Griswold. She said Al Griswold lived backside.

Relief Corps Picnic at Sachems Head Hotel 1.George Bradley (Sheriff) 2. Alvira Benton 3. Fannie Bulter 4. Mrs George Bradley 5. Carrie Rowland 6. No ID, 7. George Wheeler (butcher) 8. Mrs. William Fowler 9. A.G.Somer (barber) 10. Eva Jillson 11. Addie Chittenden 12. No ID 13. George Rolf (liveryman) 14 Mrs George Rolf 15. Mrs Hair 16. Mrs Chester Lee 17. Eva Lee 18. Mrs White (Care White’s mother) 19. Mrs Charles Gladwin.

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L-R. Abbie Leete , Mary Bulter, Fanny Bulter, Leon Bulter

Taken in front of Eagle Hose Co. on Whitfield Street.

L-R Rev. Lorenzo T. Bennett, D.D., Mrs. George Griswold, Mary Hopkins, Bert Bishop, George Landon, Rev. George Griswold, Ruth Hopkins, Henry P. Robinson (seated), Mrs. Scott Bryan, Mrs. Thomas Landon. (B.Bishop and G. Landon are the two boys seated on the ground).

L-R Mrs. Walker Nettleton, --, --, Julia Hunt, Dot White, --, --, Mrs. Bohonon, Dorthey Glen seated or nright next to last unidentified

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L-R Mrs. Walker Nettleton, --, --, Julia Hunt, Dot White, --, --, --, Dorthey Glen

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West River is in the background. High and South Fair Streets are in the background on the right.

L-R unknown, Charles Barnes, Nicholas Linsky (maybe), Jim Northman, Will Hotchkiss

- Maude Forbes - McElroy Rev F.E. Snow, Miss Elsie Scott. Miss Esther Anderson (maybe), Maude Forbes, Mr. McElroy, unknown, Miss Grace White, Miss Dorothy Hofer and Mr. Cornelius Forbes Myma D. Monroe (more information on backside of card)

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Identified by Edith Nettleton.

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Burned c1887. Present site of Norton Brick Block – Dudley + Beckwith at 11 Water St. c1875

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