Asylum Avenue District
Hartford, Connecticut • Hartford County
Hartford, Connecticut • Hartford County
The Asylum Avenue Historic District in Hartford, Connecticut, is a collection of primarily residential and institutional buildings that showcase diverse architectural styles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It features a prominent concentration of Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Georgian Revival residences, alongside significant institutional structures.
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Architecture; Commerce
267 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Connecticut
Roughly Bounded By Madsion St., Washington St., Vernon St., And Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut
Architecture; Community Planning And Development
206-210 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Connecticut
Industry; Commerce; Art; Education; Architecture; Religion
Allyn, Ann, Asylum, Church, Hicks And Pearl Sts., Hartford, Connecticut
Architecture
49-51 Spring St., Hartford, Connecticut
Industry; Invention
80 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Connecticut
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Architecture
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Landscape Architecture; Architecture
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Community Planning And Development; Architecture; Social History
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