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This video is about the section of Asylum Street in Hartford, CT where a retail/parking structure was built by the Hartford National Bank & Trust in the 1960s. This was once the home of clothing stores, like the now vanished Covey & Smith, and the legendary Huntington’s Book Store, which was in existence under various names between 1835 and 1993 and was known to Abraham Lincoln and Mark Twain as Brown & Gross.

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New Video: Hartford’s Asylum Street before the Parking Garage (including Huntington’s Book Store)