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William Converse House (1889)

436 Orange St., New Haven

Built in 1889, the elaborate Queen Anne house at 436 Orange Street in New Haven was built for William Converse, the third president of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. Converse married Mary Augusta Pardee in 1855.

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William Converse House (1889)

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