The Hoyt-Barnum House is a significant example of rural colonial architecture, dating back to approximately 1690. It features a central chimney, gambrel roof, and a period-appropriate clapboard exterior, embodying the domestic life of early English settlers in Connecticut.
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29 Grove St., Stamford, Connecticut
Architecture; Social History
305 Washington Blvd., Stamford, Connecticut
Industry; Architecture
Cove Rd. And Weed Ave., Stamford, Connecticut
Architecture; Social History
129 Davenport Ridge Rd., Stamford, Connecticut
Commerce; Architecture
Atlantic, Main, Bank, And Bedford Sts., Stamford, Connecticut
Architecture
1101 Bedford Street, Stamford, Connecticut
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