Talk:National Register of Historic Places listings in New London County, Connecticut/Archive 1

Simon vs. Ebenezer Tiffany House

I have no idea why the historic house on Darling Rd. is labeled as "Simon Tiffany House". There must be a serious misprint in a historic register somewhere because the house is called "Ebenezer Tiffany House". --||bass 23:39, 27 January 2006 (UTC)

I started article Simon Tiffany House and note that the NRIS database includes mention of Ebenezer Tiffany House as being an alternate name. Perhaps the Ebenezer name is the common name of the house now. Further discussion should be at Talk:Simon Tiffany House. doncram (talk) 09:12, 26 August 2009 (UTC)

Waldo House

The Waldo House has a Scotland address and is located on the north side of Waldo Road. The Sprague town line runs along the south side of Waldo Road. The property immediately across the site in Sparague is part of Mohegan State Park. Unless Waldo House has property on the state park (which is impossible), then it can't logically be in Sprague. Also, the state list of NRHP entries by town confirms that the Waldo House is only in Scotland. --Polaron | Talk 23:09, 19 June 2009 (UTC)

I commented on your edit at Talk:National Register of Historic Places listings in Connecticut#guesswork and edit warring. I appreciate, mildly, that you open this little argument about the facts here. It would have been fine to open a discussion here or on some other Talk page. I don't understand or like your arguing, otherwise, by combative edits with brief edit summaries, which leave no usable record and do not build commonly shared information.

It is your opinion that the house is located on the north side of Waldo Road, and so on. You speak so confidently that I tend to believe you do have relevant knowledge. However, you don't know and cannot know what are the boundaries of the Waldo House NRHP listing. I am aware of other NRHP listings that unexpectedly cross a street to include a private family cemetery site or otherwise, when you would at first think the listing covers property on just one side of a road. How could you know it is impossible that the historic Waldo property could not extend into what is now a park. How could you know that this NRHP listing does not include both private property and state park property? And, by the way, I am reasonably sure that the CT NRHP document has errors of fact. My study, with others, of another state's similar document turned up errors. And it might be technically incomplete, but an acceptable editorial decision, for the state document editor to choose to characterize the Waldo House as being in one town/county only, and choosing to omit mention of some extension that is nonetheless captured in the NRHP documents and in the NRHP database.

I suggest proceeding by creating a stub article to collect information, including your useful opinions at its Talk page, and requesting a copy of the NRHP application document which would be definitive. I suggest you invite Nyttend to share his information there, as he apparently had some different information than you and i do. I grant that your educated guess, effectively that there is an wp:NRIS info issues error to report, is plausible. But you and I both just don't know enough now to have a useful argument about what the facts will ultimately turn out to be. doncram (talk) 00:11, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

I was at this site last month for their Farm Day so I'm sure the house is on the north side of the road. No I don't know the exact property boundaries but I'm also certain that across the street is state park land, which is part of an Indian reservation. I'll leave it listed but I'll also tag its inclusion in the list as dubious. --Polaron | Talk 01:07, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

I think your tagging it as dubious as petty and unpleasant and a further example of you imposing your personal opinion. You have little basis for your suspicion, and no source explicit on the topic (the CT document just omits to mention it in the 2nd jurisdiction, it does not state teh property lies entirely in one jurisdiction), for the idea that it is doubtful that the property crosses the street. The dubious tag should itself be tagged as dubious, or as citation needed. There is discussion opened, here, about the boundaries of the Waldo property, so the property bounds question will not be forgotten, while the dubious tag just looks to me like a signal to new editors to stay away from editing here, there is an angry editor. I also think you don't understand what Talk space is for vs. mainspace in wikipedia. I've never seen a dubious tag in any NRHP or other historic sites article; it usually doesn't get contentious with one editor insisting that his personal judgment must be reflected in mainspace without support. doncram (talk) 02:19, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

Would you prefer we put a footnote on the list article that the inclusion of Waldo House here may not be correct? We need to point to readers who may know more definitively to this issue. --Polaron | Talk 02:22, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

I personally wouldn't mind there being an explicit, neutrally stated question in parentheses in the comment column for that entry. It is more direct for readers to see, and it is intended to be temporary, and the list-article is just in rough, draft form, anyhow (there are few descriptions yet and little real info to work with in corresponding articles, most not yet created). As i have worked on developing tables in county-list articles in mainspace in other states, i have often stated questions that way, and while actively there usually resolved most of them, but have left some questions behind. Also I have opened sections named "Research issues and editing needed" for semi-thorny problems to be addressed while the page was under construction, and then sometimes I forgot to remove those when I eventually moved on without yet resolving every item. I noted yesterday or so, this edit by an Oregon editor answering one parenthetical question that I had left behind and also removing such a research issues section, which the editor placed in the Talk page instead. If you state a question in the list-table, you should recognize that any other editor is entitled to remove it, hopefully to be pleasantly done by moving it to the Talk page. You absolutely should not revert another editor on a legitimate decision like that. I sometimes have been displeased when another editor removed my "research issues and editing needed" sections when I was not done working, but it is totally fair, and then i just had to work from a list on the Talk page instead. I do think an explicit question would be better for rounding up correct information from some reader, than a dubious tag which seems to me to be sarcastic and to signal contention without a clear question.

But here, anyhow, have you asked Nyttend to explain his source? I expect that the information has a source, which would be good to mention in a footnote. Then even if you think the information is incorrect, it is sourced and not our fault. But the really correct place to raise questions about info in the article is in the Talk page. doncram (talk) 02:59, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

Also, here, I know the answer to the question is in the NRHP application document. Asking other reader/editors what is their opinion about the Waldo House property is probably not going to generate any useful information. Someone could verify, yes, that the signage and fencing on the other side of the road is for the state park, but that would not rule out other possibilities. It is just so clear that the way to answer the question is to get the NRHP application document, that I don't think soliciting general readers would be helpful. In the Oregon article where i had left a question, it was more directed to the very active Oregon wikipedia editor group, and indeed one of them was able to answer the question. doncram (talk) 03:06, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

Thanks for assuming that I have specific information :-) but I don't. Because it's in both counties, and Sprague is directly south of Scotland, it's obviously in both. Since we're listing by municipalities, it's quite incorrect to list it in Scotland on this list. Nyttend (talk) 03:14, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

I think the contention is whether or not it actually extends into Sprague, and hence whether it is only in Windham County or not. The state document indicates it is only in Scotland, which contradicts the NRIS. Anyway, I have made the comment into a less intrusive footnote. It would be good for readers to be pointed to a possible error and maybe one will come along that has definitive information. --Polaron | Talk 03:22, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

It seems like even a non-intrusive officially sourced footnote in neutral language is too much for some people. Since this is a pre-1984 nomination, the university library here does have the NRHP nomination forms in microfiche. I'll look at the NRHP nomination of this property tomorrow and let you know what I find. --Polaron | Talk 03:55, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

Well that was unusually quick for an editor with different tastes to find it, i see. But, you can't argue, it is a fair removal. The removing editor can't even be nice by opening a discussion section for it at the Talk page, because it is already open and pretty well discussed. doncram (talk) 04:11, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

Arbitrary break for convenience (Waldo House)

It's one thing to say that the NRIS is wrong on counties when they're far apart — for example, the bits under the "New York: county location issue" header of WP:NRIS issues. However, seeing that this is on the county line, it's obviously a tiny mistake at worst. Seeing that the NRIS lists it in both counties, and seeing that we don't have access to a nomination form that shows it clearly only in one county, why should we dispute it? Places listed as "House" can easily extend across a road, so there's no reason to believe (without our precise nomination form) that the boundaries end at the road, while your state document most likely details just the house rather than the area actually listed. Nyttend (talk) 04:39, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

Yes, I suppose that's possible. I should be able to find out tomorrow. For this particular case, the NRIS actually lists it in only one county (New London) not in two counties but is quite obvious that it is definitely in Windham County so there's a definite NRIS error in any case (error of omitting Windham County). --Polaron | Talk 05:00, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

Are you sure that it's only listed in W by the NRIS? The "State and County" search feature at the NRIS is currently not working, so I went to Elkman's county table generator and nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com; both include the house in both counties. Nyttend (talk) 12:14, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

It didn't show up in the Focus search page when choosing Windham County as a search parameter. But if other sites do indicate it is in New London County as well, then the actual database entry probably does have it and it was just an error of omission on the Focus site. --Polaron | Talk 12:44, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

The Focus system is a document retrieval system with nearly complete coverage of National Historic Landmarks but otherwise incomplete coverage of NRHP-listed places. It is different than NRIS, a database which is meant to record every NRHP listing, essentially to serve as the "National Register" itself (although it has a few data entry typos and a few omissions, relative to what has been recorded officially in weekly new listing announcements). Data entry is based upon the NRHP application documents which are themselves extremely accurate in clearly stating the counties in which a property or historic district is located at the date of application. (In the town/city field, however, what is entered into NRIS is either a town in which a property is located or a significant larger town or city that the property is near to, whatever is indicated in the original NRHP application. In many cases the town/city will be across a county line or even a hundred miles away, but it is not correct to say that the NRIS system is in error for saying a place is near to that city. For lighthouses, what is entered is often the port city which serves lighthouse tender ships, hence a Long Island Sound lighthouse may be indicated as being near to New Haven.) Every six months or so, a new downloadable version of the NRIS database is made available. Elkman's system is a search system based now on the latest download from March 2009. Available queries in the Elkman's system provide access to more information in the database, in some cases, than the National Park Service's own public query system. Separate links to Focus and to the main NRIS search screen are provided here: http://www.nps.gov/nr/research/index.htm. In wikipedia we have not usually credited Elkman's system as being a separate source, we just indicate NRIS. Thus, NRIS is the reliable source which asserts the property is in two counties. doncram (talk) 17:11, 20 June 2009 (UTC)

The description has been edited to state "Building is in Windham County but part of lot extends into New London County." Actually, that is not to my taste. I think this is fabrication, because I think it is not known by Polaron or anyone here whether a property parcel spans the line. It could be there are two property parcels, separated, like many farms have. It could be a secondary structure, perhaps a barn, perhaps a cemetery that is now in the park property. And so on with other possibilities. I prefer Nyttend's previous wording which asserts less. Polaron, I am going to revert your edit now for this reason. I request to you: Please stop editing on this topic, in the absence of real knowledge and valid sources backing up that knowledge. A way forward would be for you to obtain the NRHP application for this place, as previously discussed. doncram (talk) 16:40, 22 June 2009 (UTC)

Table for reference

Here is an NRIS-based table, for reference in looking up village name locations. The table included in this list-article has been revised to show town names instead.

Alternate version of table with village names

	Landmark name	Image	Date listed	Location	City or Town	Summary
1	Alden Tavern Site		April 13, 1998	Address Restricted	Lebanon
2	American Thermos Bottle Company Laurel Hill Plant		July 17, 1989	11 Thermos Ave. 41°30′37″N 72°4′43″W	Norwich
3	Winslow Ames House		March 23, 1995	132 Mohegan Ave. 41°22′34″N 72°6′9″W	New London
4	Anshei Israel Synagogue		July 21, 1995	142 Newent Rd. (CT 138) 41°36′9″N 77°59′38″W	Lisbon
5	Applewood Farm		October 15, 1987	528 Colonel Ledyard Hwy. 41°25′27″N 71°59′41″W	Ledyard
6	Ashland Mill Bridge		April 1, 1999	Over Pachaug R., near Ashland St. 41°31′31″N 71°58′28″W	Griswold
7	Ashlawn		June 4, 1979	1 Potash Hill Rd. 41°37′48″N 72°2′27″W	Sprague
8	Avery Homestead		December 14, 1992	20 Avery Hill Rd., Ledyard Township 41°27′4″N 72°2′46″W	Ledyard
9	Avery House		September 4, 1986	NE corner of Park and Roode Rds. 41°36′28″N 71°54′50″W	Griswold
10	Avery Point Lighthouse		August 23, 2002	On Long Island Sound at 1084 Shennecossett Rd. 41°19′1″N 72°3′49″W	Groton
11	Thomas Avery House		August 22, 1979	Society Rd. 41°20′59″N 72°13′0″W	East Lyme
12	Nathaniel Backus House		October 6, 1970	44 Rockwell St. 41°32′4″N 72°4′42″W	Norwich
13	Bacon Academy		April 27, 1982	S. Main St. 41°34′24″N 72°19′59″W	Colchester
14	Baltic Historic District		August 3, 1987	Roughly bounded by Fifth Ave., River, High, Main, W. Main, and the Shetucket River 41°37′2″N 72°5′6″W	Sprague
15	Acors Barns House		April 22, 1976	68 Federal St. 41°21′25″N 72°5′56″W	New London
16	Bean Hill Historic District		December 8, 1982	Huntington and Vergason Aves., Sylvia Lane and W. Town St. 41°33′24″N 72°6′36″W	Norwich
17	Bennett Rockshelter		July 31, 1987	Address Restricted	Old Lyme
18	Bill, Gurdon, Store		April 12, 1982	15 Church Hill Rd. 41°27′26″N 72°0′51″W	Ledyard
19	Blackledge River Railroad Bridge		July 31, 1986	Former Air Line RR right-of-way and the Blackledge River 41°35′2″N 72°25′21″W	Colchester
20	Bozrah Congregational Church and Parsonage		July 26, 1991	17 and 23 Bozrah St. 41°33′24″N 72°9′56″W	Bozrah
21	Bradford-Huntington House		October 6, 1970	16 Huntington Lane 41°33′6″N 72°5′30″W	Norwichtown
22	Branford House		January 23, 1984	Shennecosset and Eastern Point Rds. 41°19′1″N 72°3′52″W	Groton
23	Brewster Homestead		December 28, 2000	306 Preston Rd. 41°34′25″N 71°58′10″W	Griswold
24	Bridge No. 1860		July 29, 1993	Massapeag Side Rd. (Rt. 433) over Shantok Brook, Fort Shantok SP 41°28′48″N 72°5′12″W	Montville
25	Broad Street School		January 19, 1984	100 Broad St. 41°32′5″N 72°4′35″W	Norwich
26	William A. Buckingham House		April 29, 1982	307 Main St. 41°31′27″N 72°4′28″W	Norwich
27	Bulkeley School		August 13, 1981	Huntington St. 41°21′31″N 72°6′3″W	New London
28	Burnett's Corner Historic District		December 4, 1997	Along Packer Rd., S of CT 184 41°23′17″N 71°58′45″W	Groton
29	Carpenter House		October 14, 1970	55 E. Town St. 41°33′1″N 72°5′43″W	Norwichtown
30	Carpenter, Joseph, Silversmith Shop		October 6, 1970	71 E. Town St. 41°32′59″N 72°5′43″W	Norwichtown
31	Carroll Building		November 14, 1982	9-15 Main St., and 14-20 Water St. 41°31′27″N 72°4′48″W	Norwich
32	Central Vermont Railroad Pier		January 26, 2005	State Pier Rd. 41°21′35″N 72°5′31″W	New London
33	Henry Champion House		October 10, 1972	Weschester Rd. 41°32′39″N 72°24′50″W	Colchester
34	David Chapman Farmstead		December 14, 1992	128 Stoddards Wharf Rd., Ledyard Township 41°26′46″N 72°2′27″W	Ledyard
35	Charles W. Morgan		November 13, 1966	Mystic Seaport 41°21′46″N 71°57′55″W	Mystic
36	Capt. Richard Charlton House		October 15, 1970	12 Mediterranean Lane 41°32′55″N 72°5′55″W	Norwichtown
37	Chelsea Parade Historic District		May 12, 1989	Roughly bounded by Crescent, Broad, Grove, McKinley, Perkins, Slater, Buckingham, Maple Grove, Washington, and Lincoln 41°32′1″N 72°4′55″W	Norwich
38	Civic Institutions Historic District		April 16, 1990	156-158, 171, 173-175 Garfield Ave., 179 Colman St., 32 Wald Ave. 41°21′15″N 72°6′42″W	New London
39	Clark Homestead		December 1, 1978	S of Lebanon on Madley Rd. 41°37′34″N 72°12′54″W	Lebanon
40	Andrew Clark House		June 28, 1979	Ross Hill Rd. 41°36′35″N 71°59′57″W	Lisbon
41	Edward Cogswell House		December 15, 1993	1429 Hopeville Rd. 41°35′7″N 71°54′8″W	Griswold
42	Coit Street Historic District		February 19, 1988	Roughly bounded by Coit St., Washington, Tilley St., Bank St., and Reed St. 41°21′5″N 72°6′1″W	New London
43	Colchester Village Historic District		April 4, 1994	Roughly, along Broadway, Hayward, Linwood and Norwich Aves., Cragin Ct., Pierce Ln., Stebbins Rd., Main and S. Main Sts. 41°34′21″N 72°19′13″W	Colchester
44	Commonwealth Works Site		April 13, 1998	Address Restricted	Norwich
45	Converse House and Barn		October 6, 1970	185 Washington St. 41°32′3″N 72°5′0″W	Norwich
46	Cooper Site		October 15, 1987	Address Restricted	Lyme
47	Deshon-Allyn House		October 28, 1970	613 Williams St. 41°22′21″N 72°6′19″W	New London
48	Downtown New London Historic District		April 13, 1979	Roughly bounded by Captain's Walk, Bank, Tilley and Washington Sts. 41°21′10″N 72°5′47″W	New London
49	Downtown Norwich Historic District		April 4, 1985	Roughly bounded by Union Sq., Park, Main and Shetland sts., and Washington Sq. 41°31′26″N 72°4′38″W	Norwich
50	East District School		October 28, 1970	365 Washington St. 41°32′46″N 72°5′20″W	Norwich
51	Eastern Point Historic District		October 4, 1979	Roughly along Eastern Point Rd.	Groton
52	Emma C. Berry (fishing sloop)		October 12, 1994	Greenmanville Ave. 41°21′35″N 71°58′0″W	Mystic
53	Eolia-Harkness Estate		November 20, 1986	Great Neck Rd. 41°18′17″N 72°6′47″W	Waterford
54	Capt. Thomas Fanning Farmstead		December 14, 1992	1004 Shewville Rd., Ledyard Township 41°28′49″N 71°59′34″W	Ledyard
55	Abel H. Fish House		March 2, 1982	Buckley Hill and Rathbun Hill Rds. 41°31′47″N 72°14′55″W	Salem
56	Fort Griswold		October 6, 1970	Bounded by Baker Ave., Smith St., Park Ave., Monument Ave., and Thames River 41°21′12″N 72°4′54″W	Groton
57	Fort Shantok		March 20, 1986	Address Restricted	Montville
58	Fort Trumbull		September 22, 1972	Fort Neck 41°20′40″N 72°5′40″W	New London
59	Gales Ferry Historic District No. 1		December 14, 1992	Jct. of Hurlbutt Rd. and Riverside Pl., Ledyard Township 41°25′48″N 72°5′34″W	Gales Ferry
60	Gales Ferry Historic District No. 2		August 22, 2002	Roughly along Hurlbutt Rd., from Allyn Rd. to Military Hwy. 38°27′3″N 73°21′19″W	Ledyard
61	Gorton, William, Farm		April 5, 1984	14 West Lane 41°17′25″N 72°12′16″W	East Lyme
62	Graniteville Historic District		August 28, 2003	Rope Ferry Rd.	Waterford
63	Greeneville Historic District		September 21, 2005	Roughly along Boswell and Central Aves., Prospect and N. Main Sts., bet. Hickory and 14th Sts. 41°32′5″N 72°3′31″W	Norwich
64	Florence Griswold House and Museum		April 19, 1993	96 Lyme St. 41°19′31″N 72°19′39″W	Old Lyme
65	Groton Bank Historic District		March 24, 1983	Roughly bounded by the Thames River, Broad, Cottage, and Latham Sts. 41°21′24″N 72°4′55″W	Groton
66	Hadlyme Ferry Historic District		December 21, 1994	150, 151, 158, 159, 162-1, 162-2 Ferry Rd.and ferry slip, Town of Lyme 41°25′9″N 72°25′41″W	Hadlyme
67	Hadlyme North Historic District		December 8, 1988	Roughly bounded by CT 82, Town St., Banning Rd., and Old Town St. 41°25′45″N 72°24′25″W	East Haddam
68	Hallville Mill Historic District		August 22, 1996	Hallville Rd., Hall's Mill Rd., and CT 2A on Hallville Pond 41°29′40″N 72°2′0″W	Preston
69	Hamburg Bridge Historic District		March 10, 1983	Joshuatown Rd. and Old Hamburg Rd. 41°23′36″N 72°21′9″W	Lyme
70	Hamburg Cove Site		October 15, 1987	Address Restricted	Lyme
71	Jonathan Newton Harris House		April 27, 1982	130 Broad St. 41°21′27″N 72°6′17″W	New London
72	Hartford Colony		July 1, 2005	Roughly Leonard Court, New Shore Rd., and Shore Rd. 41°18′19″N 72°8′26″W	Waterford
73	Hayward House		October 18, 1972	9 Hayward Ave. 41°34′29″N 72°19′53″W	Colchester
74	Hempstead Historic District		July 31, 1986	Roughly bounded by Franklin St., Jay St., and Mountain Ave. 41°21′13″N 72°6′13″W	New London
75	Joshua Hempstead House		October 15, 1970	11 Hempstead St. 41°21′9″N 72°6′8″W	New London
76	Nathaniel Hempsted House		December 2, 1970	Corner of Jay, Hempstead, Coit, and Truman Sts. 41°21′6″N 72°6′9″W	New London
77	Huntington Street Baptist Church		April 12, 1982	29 Huntington St. 41°21′12″N 72°5′57″W	New London
78	Col. Joshua Huntington House		February 23, 1972	11 Huntington Lane 41°33′4″N 72°5′27″W	Norwich
79	Gen. Jedidiah Huntington House		October 6, 1970	23 E. Town St. 41°33′1″N 72°5′28″W	Norwichtown
80	Gov. Samuel Huntington House		October 6, 1970	34 E. Town St. 41°33′1″N 72°5′31″W	Norwichtown
81	Jail Hill Historic District		April 19, 1999	Roughly along Cedar, School, Fountain, Happy, and John Sts. 41°31′38″N 72°4′47″W	Norwich
82	Jordan Village Historic District		August 23, 1990	Jct. of North Rd. and Avery Ln. with Rope Ferry Rd. 41°20′23″N 72°8′33″W	Waterford
83	Kinne Cemetery		April 12, 2001	Jarvis Rd. 41°33′24″N 71°53′15″W	Griswold
84	L. A. Dunton		November 4, 1993	Mystic Seaport Museum 41°21′30″N 71°57′58″W	Mystic
85	Lamb Homestead		September 3, 1991	47 Lambtown Rd. 41°24′21″N 72°0′47″W	Ledyard
86	Lathrop, Dr. Daniel, School		December 29, 1970	69 E. Town St. 41°32′59″N 72°5′43″W	Norwichtown
87	Dr. Joshua Lathrop House		December 29, 1970	377 Washington St. 41°32′48″N 72°5′18″W	Norwichtown
88	Lathrop-Mathewson-Ross House		April 15, 1982	Ross Hill Rd. 41°37′19″N 71°59′27″W	Lisbon
89	Laurel Hill Historic District		October 26, 1987	Roughly bounded by Spruce St., Rogers and River Aves., and Talman St. 41°31′4″N 72°4′29″W	Norwich
90	Lebanon Green Historic District		June 4, 1979	CT 87 and W. Town St. 41°38′26″N 72°13′8″W	Lebanon
91	Thomas Lee House		October 6, 1970	CT 156 and Giant's Neck Rd. 41°19′3″N 72°14′20″W	East Lyme
92	Leffingwell Inn		December 29, 1970	348 Washington St. 41°32′32″N 72°5′17″W	Norwichtown
93	Nathan Lester House		June 30, 1972	Vinegar Hill Rd. 41°25′24″N 72°3′8″W	Ledyard
94	Timothy Lester Farmstead		December 4, 1998	Jct. of Crary, Browning and Terry Rds. 41°34′3″N 71°57′32″W	Griswold
95	Lieutenant River III Site		July 31, 1987	Address Restricted	Old Lyme
96	Lieutenant River IV Site		July 31, 1987	Address Restricted	Old Lyme
97	Lieutenant River No. 2		July 31, 1987	Address Restricted	Old Lyme
98	Lighthouse Inn		August 1, 1996	6 Guthrie Pl. 41°19′0″N 72°5′39″W	New London
99	Little Plain Historic District		October 15, 1970	Both sides of Union, Broadway, and Huntington Pl. in irregular pattern 41°31′47″N 72°4′37″W	Norwich
100	Long Society Meetinghouse		April 22, 1976	E of Norwich off CT 165 on Long Society Rd. 41°32′4″N 72°2′9″W	Norwich
101	Lord Cove Site		October 15, 1987	Address Restricted	Lyme
102	Capt. Enoch Lord House		May 16, 2007	17 Tantummaheag Rd. 42°13′58″N 72°18′0″W	Old Lyme
103	Lyman Viaduct		August 21, 1986	Dickinson Creek and former Air Line RR right-of-way 41°33′49″N 72°27′8″W	Colchester
104	Main Sawmill		April 26, 1972	Iron St. 41°26′49″N 71°59′14″W	Ledyard
105	Mashantucket Pequot Reservation		June 11, 1986	Address Restricted	Ledyard
106	Mechanic Street Historic District		June 7, 1988	Roughly bounded by W. Broad St., Pawcatuck River, Cedar St., and Courtland St. 41°22′23″N 71°49′59″W	Stonington
107	Mill Brook Bridge		January 2, 1997	Blissville Rd., jct. of Mill Brook 41°33′30″N 72°2′25″W	Lisbon
108	Samuel Miner House		June 18, 1976	N of North Stonington off CT 2 on Hewitt Rd. 41°26′57″N 71°53′26″W	North Stonington
109	Montauk Avenue Historic District		December 18, 1990	Roughly bounded by Ocean, Willets and Riverview Aves. and Faire Harbor 41°20′20″N 72°6′22″W	New London
110	Monte Cristo Cottage		July 17, 1971	325 Pequot Ave. 41°19′55″N 72°5′47″W	New London
111	Mystic Bridge Historic District		August 31, 1979	U.S. 1 and CT 27 41°21′25″N 71°57′51″W	Mystic
112	Mystic River Historic District		August 24, 1979	U.S. 1 and CT 215 41°21′15″N 71°58′30″W	West Mystic
113	Natcon Site		July 31, 1987	Address Restricted	Old Lyme
114	New London County Courthouse		October 15, 1970	70 Hunting St. 41°21′18″N 72°6′1″W	New London
115	New London Customhouse		October 15, 1970	150 Bank St. 41°21′8″N 72°5′46″W	New London
116	New London Harbor Lighthouse		May 29, 1990	Lower Pequot Ave. 41°18′59″N 72°5′25″W	New London
117	New London Ledge Lighthouse		May 29, 1990	Entrance to New London Harbor, E side of Main Channel 41°18′20″N 72°4′41″W	New London
118	New London Public Library		October 15, 1970	63 Huntington St. 41°21′18″N 72°6′0″W	New London
119	New London Railroad Station		June 28, 1971	State St. 41°21′15″N 72°5′36″W	New London
120	Noank Historic District		August 10, 1979	CT 215 41°19′28″N 71°59′20″W	Noank
121	North Stonington Village Historic District		March 17, 1983	CT 2, Main St., Wyassup, Babcock, Caswell, and Rocky Hollow Rds. 41°26′26″N 71°52′59″W	North Stonington
122	Norwich Hospital District		January 22, 1988	CT 12 41°29′22″N 72°4′26″W	Norwich-Preston
123	Norwich Town Hall		December 22, 1983	Union St. and Broadway 41°31′36″N 72°4′51″W	Norwich
124	Norwichtown Historic District		January 17, 1973	Roughly bounded by Huntington Ln., Scotland Rd., and Washington, Town and E. Town Sts. 41°32′52″N 72°5′33″W	Norwich
125	William Noyes Farmstead		December 14, 1992	340 Gallup Hill Rd., Ledyard Township 41°23′24″N 71°57′17″W	Ledyard
126	Occum Hydroelectric Plant and Dam		December 6, 1996	N of Bridge St., W side of the Shetucket River 41°35′49″N 72°3′1″W	Norwich
127	Occum Hydroelectric Plant and Dam		December 6, 1996	N of Bridge St., W side of the Shetucket River 41°35′49″N 72°3′1″W	Sprague
128	Ohev Sholem Synagogue		May 11, 1995	109 Blinman St. 41°21′4″N 72°5′59″W	New London
129	Old Lyme Historic District		October 14, 1971	Lyme St. from Shore Rd. to Sill Lane, Old Boston Post Rd. from Sill Lane to Rose Lane 41°19′18″N 72°19′40″W	Old Lyme
130	Oswegatchie Historic District		September 15, 2005	East St., Riverside, Plant , Park Drs., and Sharwandassee and Oswegatchie Rds 41°22′44″N 73°22′30″W	Waterford
131	Capt. Nathaniel B. Palmer House		June 19, 1996	40 Palmer St. 41°20′34″N 71°54′28″W	Stonington
132	John Palmer House		January 12, 2005	291 N. Burnham Hwy. 41°37′51″N 72°0′21″W	Lisbon
133	Luther Palmer House		October 4, 1979	812 Pendleton Hill Rd. (CT 49)	North Stonington
134	William Park House		March 7, 2007	330 Main St. 41°38′42″N 72°3′57″W	Sprague
135	Peck Tavern		April 12, 1982	1 Still Lane 41°19′49″N 72°19′30″W	Old Lyme
136	Pequot Colony Historic District		December 1, 1988	Roughly bounded by Gardner, Pequot, Glenwood, and Montauk Aves.	New London
137	Pequot Fort		January 19, 1990	Address Restricted	Groton
138	Pequotsepos Manor		June 15, 1979	Pequotsepos Rd. 41°21′46″N 71°56′54″W	Mystic
139	Perkins-Bill House		July 20, 2000	1040 Long Cove Rd. 41°23′59″N 72°5′19″W	Gales Ferry
140	Perkins-Rockwell House		October 17, 1985	42 Rockwell St. 41°32′5″N 72°4′45″W	Norwich
141	Plant, Morton Freeman, Hunting Lodge		December 12, 1988	56 Stone Ranch Rd. 41°21′25″N 72°15′59″W	East Lyme
142	Poquetanuck Village Historic District		August 22, 1996	Roughly, along Main St. between CT 117 and Middle Rd. and along School House and Cider Mill Rd. 41°29′14″N 72°2′31″W	Preston
143	Post Hill Historic District		August 5, 1993	Roughly bounded by Broad, Center, Vauxhall, Berkeley, Fremont and Walker Sts. 41°21′37″N 72°6′17″W	New London
144	Preston City Historic District		July 31, 1987	Amos and Old Shetucket Rds., Northwest Corner Rd., and CT 164 41°31′38″N 71°58′33″W	Preston
145	Prospect Street Historic District		July 31, 1986	Roughly bounded by Bulkeley Pl., Huntington, Federal, and Hempstead Sts. 41°21′27″N 72°6′2″W	New London
146	Quaker Hill Historic District		April 11, 2002	Roughly along Old Norwich Rd. from Richards Grove Rd. to Mohegan Ave. Pkwy. 41°24′12″N 72°6′35″W	Waterford
147	John Randall House		December 1, 1978	SE of North Stonington on CT 2 41°24′59″N 71°51′37″W	North Stonington
148	Raymond-Bradford Homestead		April 16, 1982	Raymond Hill Rd. 41°29′0″N 72°9′43″W	Montville
149	River Road Stone Arch Railroad Bridge		August 21, 1986	River Rd. and former Air Line RR right-of-way 41°34′49″N 72°25′32″W	Colchester
150	Rocky Neck Pavilion		September 4, 1986	Lands End Point, Rocky Neck State Park 41°17′56″N 72°14′48″W	East Lyme
151	Rossie Velvet Mill Historic District		March 9, 2007	Roughly along Bruggerman Court, Bruggerman Place, Greenmanville Ave., Hinckly St., Pleasant St., Rossie St. Velvet St.	Stonington
152	Sabino (steamer)		October 5, 1992	Mystic Seaport Museum 41°21′39″N 71°58′2″W	Mystic
153	Salem Historic District		September 22, 1980	CT 85 41°29′13″N 72°16′27″W	Salem
154	Selden Island Site		October 15, 1987	Address Restricted	Lyme
155	Seventh Sister		July 31, 1986	67 River Rd. 41°25′25″N 72°25′53″W	Hadlyme
156	Shaw Mansion		December 29, 1970	11 Blinman St. 41°21′2″N 72°6′6″W	New London
157	Slater Library and Fanning Annex		January 28, 2002	26 Main St. 41°36′30″N 71°59′3″W	Griswold
158	Jabez Smith House		May 15, 1981	North Rd. 41°21′11″N 72°1′46″W	Groton
159	Samuel Smith House		June 4, 1979	82 Plants Dam Rd. 41°20′28″N 72°14′52″W	East Lyme
160	Shubel Smith House		December 20, 1996	515 Pumpkin Hill Rd. 41°25′23″N 71°59′8″W	Ledyard
161	Springbank		August 17, 2001	69 Neck Rd. 41°19′54″N 72°20′16″W	Old Lyme
162	St. James' Episcopal Church		July 21, 2004	125 Huntington St.	New London
163	Robert Stanton House		June 4, 1979	Green Haven Rd. 41°20′3″N 71°51′2″W	Stonington
164	Capt. Mark Stoddard Farmstead		December 14, 1992	24 Vinegar Hill Rd., Ledyard Township 41°26′9″N 72°3′22″W	Gales Ferry
165	Stonington Borough Historic District		October 2, 1979	Roughly along Water and Main Sts.	Stonington
166	Stonington Harbor Lighthouse		January 1, 1976	7 Water St. 41°19′42″N 71°54′21″W	Stonington
167	Stonington High School		August 17, 1978	Church St. 41°20′3″N 71°54′12″W	Stonington
168	Taftville		December 1, 1978	N of Norwich at CT 93 and CT 97 41°34′4″N 72°2′57″W	Norwich
169	Telephone Exchange Building		November 28, 1983	23 Union St. 41°31′37″N 72°5′11″W	Norwich
170	Thames Shipyard		April 17, 1975	Farnsworth St. 41°22′43″N 72°5′53″W	New London
171	The Seaside		August 15, 1995	36 Shore Rd. 41°18′8″N 72°7′55″W	Waterford
172	Simon Tiffany House		June 30, 1983	Darling Rd. 41°26′37″N 72°18′16″W	Salem
173	Trumbull, John, Birthplace		October 15, 1966	The Common 41°38′10″N 72°12′56″W	Lebanon
174	Dr. Philip Turner House		October 15, 1970	29 W. Town St. 41°32′55″N 72°5′55″W	Norwichtown
175	U.S.S. NAUTILUS (submarine)		May 16, 1979	Naval Submarine Base 41°23′39″N 72°5′34″W	Groton
176	Uncasville School		February 23, 2001	310 Norwich-New London Turnpike 41°26′4″N 72°6′42″W	Montville
177	United States Housing Corporation Historic District		April 16, 1990	Roughly bounded by Colman, Fuller, and W. Pleasant Sts., and Jefferson Ave. 41°21′17″N 72°6′49″W	New London
178	US Post Office-New London Main		January 21, 1986	27 Masonic St. 41°21′19″N 72°5′48″W	New London
179	US Post Office-Norwich Main		July 17, 1986	340 Main St. 41°31′28″N 72°4′19″W	Norwich
180	Edward Waldo House		November 21, 1978	S of Scotland on Waldo Rd. 41°39′33″N 72°6′5″W	Scotland
181	Walnut Grove		September 21, 2005	305 Great Neck Rd. 41°18′30″N 66°6′22″W	Waterford
182	War Office		October 6, 1970	W. Town St. 41°38′13″N 72°12′55″W	Lebanon
183	Whale Oil Row		December 29, 1970	105-119 Huntington St. 41°21′22″N 72°6′0″W	New London
184	Wheeler Block		April 16, 1993	40 Norwich Ave. 41°34′24″N 72°19′53″W	Colchester
185	Whitehall Mansion		April 12, 1979	Off CT 27 41°22′37″N 71°57′20″W	Stonington
186	Williams Memorial Institute		January 30, 1978	110 Broad St. 41°21′26″N 72°6′13″W	New London
187	Williams Memorial Park Historic District		December 3, 1987	Roughly bounded by Hempstead & Broad Sts., Williams Memorial Pkwy., & Mercer 41°21′22″N 72°6′7″W	New London
188	William Williams House		November 11, 1971	Jct. of CT 87 and 207 41°38′10″N 72°12′46″W	Lebanon
189	John Wilson House		August 23, 1985	11 Ashland St. 41°36′21″N 71°58′50″W	Jewett
190	Winthrop Mill		November 30, 1982	Mill St. 41°21′47″N 72°6′0″W	New London
191	Woodbridge Farm		December 1, 1997	29, 30, and 90 Woodbridge Rd. 41°27′42″N 72°18′22″W	Salem
192	Ashbel Woodward House		April 8, 1992	387 CT 32 41°36′17″N 72°8′12″W	Franklin
193	Nathan A. Woodworth House		June 1, 1982	28 Channing St. 41°21′33″N 72°6′20″W	New London
194	Yantic Falls Historic District		June 28, 1972	Yantic St. 41°32′1″N 72°5′19″W	Norwich
195	Yantic Woolen Company Mill		July 25, 1996	6 Franklin Rd. 41°33′38″N 72°7′30″W	Norwich
196	Edward Yeomans House		December 22, 1978	E of Groton on Brook St. 41°19′49″N 72°0′12″W	Groton