Built in 1864, on Charter Oak Place in Hartford, the Robinson-Smith house was occupied simultaneously by the families of two flour merchants, who were business partners of Charles Northam, Charles Robinson and James Smith. The house is quite extravagant for a double house and features aspects of different revival styles, including an Italianate cupola and a Second Empire mansard roof. The house’s original symmetricality has been altered by the additions on the left side (south elevation).
Robinson-Smith House (1864)
Interesting…My father-in-law’s records show he lived at this address when he was born on December 20, 1935. Who can I email or call to look into this further?
name was changed to donald george miller
mothers name was doris leclare hart