Methodist Parsonage

Methodist Parsonage

Description on back of photo: "The Old Methodist Parsonage, once the home of Lt. Governor Charles Hawley, for whom it was built in the thirties (1830's) by Thomas P. Dixon. It was replaced by the present parsonage in the late 1890's. Dixon in his day was noted as a builder throughout Fairfield County. He erected the Carlton House and until recent years, there were other houses of this type starting on Atlantic St. above Goulden's Drug Store. The buildings of the Presbyterian Church, Noroton, ie. of similar type." Photograph taken in 1900.

Lobozza, Carl

Lobozza Collection - B52

1900

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FL.lobozza.211

1900

Scanned photographic print July 2009, DPI 300, TIF, with Epson, Dust Removal, 24 Bit, no Compression