View of 1908 Groton Town Hall, a brick building of Colonial Revival influence with white trim. Labeled "Town Hall, Groton, Conn." in red italics.
Entry/Object ID
2010.1.66
Scope and Content
3 identical lithographic color postcards 5 1/2" X 3 1/2" (horizontal) Frontal view of the 1908 Groton Town Hall, a brick building of Colonial Revival influence with white trim. The landscape behind the building is largely bare and open, with a fence and tree visible in the distance at right, Labeled "Town Hall, Groton, Conn." in red italics. The landscape behind the building is largely bare and open, with a fence and tree visible in the distance at right, Labeled "Town Hall, Groton, Conn." in red italics. Building is still standing and in use as Town Hall, but with many additions.1) Reverse is marked "1.00" in pencil in uppper right corner. 2)
Collection
James L. Streeter Collection
Acquisition
Accession
2010.1
Source or Donor
Jim Streeter
Acquisition Method
Donation
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Postcard, Picture
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Postcard
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Writing Media
Nomenclature Class
Written Communication T&E
Nomenclature Category
Category 06: Tools & Equipment for Communication
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Lithographs, Postcards, Town halls
Search Terms
Correspondence/Postcard, Government & Politics, Historic buildings, Towns, Groton Town Hall, Poquonnock Bridge, Postcards
Archive Details
Creator
Danziger & Berman
Restrictions
Access: All three have discolouration/fading, pencil marks and crease in upper right corner.3) Has stains in front and long stripe of damage paper across center back resulting from fossilized red elastic band formerly stuck to the paper.
Archive Notes
Date(s): After 1908
General Notes
Note
Status: Good
Status By: Sheila Sullivan
Status Date: 2026-06-11
