Cromwell

Buildings Index

Main Street
346 Upper Middletown Academy (1834)
349 Former Baptist Church (1853)
350 Stephen P. Polley House (1870)
353 Rev. C.W. Potter House (1853)
354 Charles H. Hubbard House (1840)
355 First Congregational Church of Cromwell (1840)
357 Savage-Butler Homestead (1806)
358 Haskell-Topliff House (1852)
360 Edward S. Coe House (1876)
367 Former Parsonage of the First Congregational Church of Cromwell (1835)
369 Albert J. Briggs House (1891)
372 Joseph W. Waters House (1865)
373 Daniel Eels House (1782)
380-382 Capt. Daniel Ranney House (1750)
385 Elisha Stevens House (1863)
389 Riley-Gridley House (1780)
391 Samuel Spencer House (1777)
395 Stevens-Frisbie House (1854)
397 Edward Savage House (1837)

Nooks Hill Road
49-53 J. & E. Stevens Company (1843)

Prospect Hill Road
14 Hezekiah Ranney House (1797)
33 Ebenezer W. Beckwith House (1854)

Shunpike Road
93 Sage-Kirby House (1811)

West Street
20 Cornell Doud, Jr. House (1807)
41 Nathaniel White School – Cromwell Town Hall (1901)
64 Elisha Sage House (1776)

Links

Cromwell Historical Society
http://www.cromwellhistory.org/

Middletown Upper Houses
http://dunhamwilcox.net/bios/0_up_index.htm

Books

History of Cromwell, A Sketch (1880), by Rev. M.S. Dudley

Founders, fathers and patriots of Middletown Upper Houses; the Ranney Memorial and Historical Association, Cromwell, Conn. (1903)

Reunion of the Society of Middletown Upper Houses incorporated, and dedication of memorial to founders, fathers and pastors, Wednesday, July 19th, 1905, Cromwell, Conn. (1905)

Middletown Upper Houses; A History of the North Society of Middletown, Connecticut, from 1650 to 1800 (1908), by Charles Collard Adams

Dedication of Memorial Green, and the six maple trees planted by the service men of Cromwell in the World War, Cromwell, Connecticut, November 13th, 1921 (1921)

“Town of Cromwell” in History of Middlesex county, Connecticut (1884)