John C. Anderson Carriage House (1888)
January 12th, 2013 Posted in New Haven, Outbuildings, Second Empire
John C. Anderson built his grand Second Empire house on Orange Street in New Haven in 1882. Six years later, a matching mansard-roofed carriage house was built on Lincoln Street, directly behind the main house. The building features ornately carved brownstone window trim.
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By Josh on Jan 13, 2013
There used to be a large cupola in the middle of the central pavilion. Today I believe this is the remnant of the convent that the house was left to. I always walk by and see nuns puttering around inside.