East Haddam postcards
PublisherPublished by
Bond Manufacturing Co.
Date1900-1920
Mediumink on paper board
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions: (Height) 3 1/2 x (Width) 5 1/2in. (8.9 x 14cm)
ClassificationsGraphics
Credit LineGift of Alvin Schaut
DescriptionThree black and white photogrpahic postcards of scenes in East Haddam, Connecticut, and publsihed by Bond Manufacturing Company, 2 Eld Street, New Haven.
.1 Nathan Hale Monument on the green where he first taught school, East Haddam, Conn. Monument is in the center with a white house behind and to the right.
.2 Nathan Hale School House and Joseph Spencer Monument, East Haddam, Conn. Flag pole in the center of the picture behind which appears the schoolhouse and to the left of which is the monument topped by an eagle. Joseph Spencer was a Major-General of the Continental Troops, member of the Council of Safety, a Congressman, judge, Deputy,
Deacon, and farmer of East Haddam.
.3 Rathbun Memorial Library, East Haddam, Conn.
.1 Nathan Hale Monument on the green where he first taught school, East Haddam, Conn. Monument is in the center with a white house behind and to the right.
.2 Nathan Hale School House and Joseph Spencer Monument, East Haddam, Conn. Flag pole in the center of the picture behind which appears the schoolhouse and to the left of which is the monument topped by an eagle. Joseph Spencer was a Major-General of the Continental Troops, member of the Council of Safety, a Congressman, judge, Deputy,
Deacon, and farmer of East Haddam.
.3 Rathbun Memorial Library, East Haddam, Conn.
Object number2016.14.1-.3
On View
Not on view
1905-1940
