The house at 25 Prospect Street in New London is a notable early example of the work of Lewis Crandall, a carpenter and builder. Built in 1838-1839, the Greek Revival house has a French Second Empire tower, added later.

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25 Prospect Street, New London (1838)
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  • M&G Mortgage
    January 27, 2012 at 3:53 am
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    I am really amazed watch this type of aristocratic house building.I want to watch more.

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