Danbury, Connecticut • Fairfield County
The Charles Ives House in Danbury, Connecticut, is a vernacular Queen Anne style house constructed in 1880. It served as the lifelong home of the influential American modernist composer Charles Ives.
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Industry; Invention
20--22 Maple Ave., Danbury, Connecticut
Architecture
18 Brushy Hill Rd., Danbury, Connecticut
Education; Architecture
Locust Ave., Danbury, Connecticut
Commerce; Agriculture; Entertainment/Recreation; Education; Politics/Government; Communications; Religion; Social History
Boughton, Elm, Ives, Keeler, Main, West And White Sts., Danbury, Connecticut
Commerce; Architecture; Agriculture
86-90 White St., Danbury, Connecticut
Transportation; Engineering
120 White St., Danbury, Connecticut
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