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 A liuTldinj; Hint is tin- piiili- of tlii' St;itc — rciniiili'ted in .l:inn:iiy, 1S8(I, at a cost ot $2.534,0l'4.4(; — Total cost of land, Imildiiit; and furniture, S3,342,550.72 
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MAIN STREET, NORTH FKDM CITY HALL 
 Sh"w ing (iniidu in> iliug sime i>ii the right. A place that has licen closed oiilv two Imuis in twcnly-tive years. 
 
KARMINGTON AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHIIKCH 
 The siicccssoi ot tin- olil I'parl Street Congregational Churcli, built in a more fashionaliU' part of tin- city. 
 
PH<KXI\ MITIAL lAl-'K HriLIHX(i —PEARL STREET 
 A ivoi'nt :i<-(]uisit ion of tin- iiiost nindern type. 
 
 THE SAGE-ALLEN Bl'ILDINfJ —MAIN STREET 
 
 A typical business Mock. 
 
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WOODLAND STREET — LOOKING NORTH FROM ASYLUM AVENUE 
 
 One of Hartford's most charming residential streets. 
 

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 This griMt liriilni', built witli 9 spans and s iiiirs, aiul with a inaxiiiiuiii clear lii'ifilit i)f ari-li alxivc low water of ■).". feet, is the largest stiine arch bridge in the 
 wurhl, haviMK a t"lal lenglli of l.l'.l'.' feet. 'Ilie « iillh i> s_' f.^et. ilivided int.i tw(. Id-fodt sidewalks and a CD-fniit roadway. Total cost of construction about 
 $1,(11 KI.IKHi. 
 
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WADSWOKTH ATHENEUM 
 
 Containing historical rucords and relicts, valuable paintings, and works of art. The Hartford Public Library is annexed. 
 
KOKMKK HO.MK (II'' SAMI'KL L. ll.KMENS (MAIIK TW AIN| 
 RESIDKNCl': OI' FUANCIS C H AMHEKl.lX 
 
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 HOME OF THE LATE CHARLES 
 
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 DIDLEY WARNER 
 
KESIUENCK (IF IKA DIMOCK ^ VANUEKBILT HILL — FAKMINCTdN AVENUE 
 Oiiginally built by Coinelius V;iiulerbilt. 
 
ruMi llorSK — KI.IZAHKTH I'AKK 
 This iKiik was hcrini'atlii'cl Id tile city by (iiaiifs M. I'mnl. whu ii;iiiu'd it for liis wifi-, Kli/.aln'tli - s'Jon,(iiul ai-iiiuipaiiiHcl tin' gift. 
 
A <ii:M KliUM liKAlTIFITL KLIZABKTH I'AKK 
 liiistic bridge and fimntain. 
 
XIKW OF lilVKRRIUE I'ARK 
 
 Showing the railroad briilgv siianning the Connecticut River to the north. 
 
RIVERSIDE RAKK ( )N THE HANK OF THE CONNEmCIT RIVEH 
 A rucruation ground lor the U-numunt (iwcllers of the uast sitk'. 
 
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 TENNIS COURT OF POPE PARK 
 
 This paik w;is fjivi'ii I" the city by Col. Albt^t A. \'"\"'. "f liii'ycle fame, and is devoted to the pleasuic of Hartford's wfst side factory district. 
 

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