Buildings Index

Davis Street
20 Lucerne (1906)

Deepwood Drive
50 Thornton Wilder House (1929)

Dixwell Avenue
2927 Grace & St. Peters Episcopal Church (1821)

Mill Rock Road
105 Clyde M. Hill House (1931)

Mt. Carmel Avenue
105 Jonathan Dickerman II House (1792)

Whitney Avenue
1247 Whitneyville Congregational Church (1834)
2052 James Cooper House (1810)
2862 Ezra Bassett House (1800)
2977 Ives Building (1877)
3129 Jared Dickerman House (1835)
3284 Mount Carmel Congregational Church (1840)
3217 Jonathan Dickerman I House (1770)
3341-3343 Joseph H.K. Miller House (1875)
3369 Orrin Todd House (1815)
3711 Charles Brockett House (1830)
3997 Sterling Bradley House (1835)

Links

Hamden Historical Society Library
http://www.hamdenlibrary.org/Historical%20Society/historicalsociety.html

Eli Whitney Museum and Workshop
http://www.eliwhitney.org/

Carriage-Parts Factories Site, Hamden, Connecticut
http://www.past-inc.org/axleworks/

The Sleeping Giant Park Association
http://www.sgpa.org/

Spring Glen Civic Association
http://springglencivicassociation.org/

Quinnipiac University
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/

Books

History of the Town of Hamden, Connecticut (1888), by William P. Blake

Colonial history of the parish of Mount Carmel as read in its geologic formations, records and traditions (1904), by John H. Dickerman

History of New Haven County, Connecticut, Vol. 1 (1892) (Chap. VI “The Town of Hamden”), edited by J. L. Rockey

A Modern History of New Haven and Eastern New Haven County, Volume 1 (1918), (Chapter by XXXVII “Hamden”), by Everett G. Hill

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One thought on “Hamden”

  • Patricia Sullivan
    January 14, 2021 at 9:20 am
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    was there a mt Carmel orphanage for girls in the early 1900?? maybe 1915?

    thank you so much searching family history of my grandmother.

    thanks so much

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