Browse Collections (56 total)
New London Custom House
Coast (Defense), Grace McGee
Contributors: Eva Brydson
Muddy Waters Cafe
Commerce, Olga Nikolaeva
Contributors: Eva Brydson
Sheffield Pharmaceuticals
Commerce, Jamila Ezbidi
Contributors: Eva Brydson
Fort Trumbull
New London’s geography as a deep-water harbor has shaped its maritime commercial and military history. Already in the late 18th century, the city was…
Contributors: Jennifer Wilson
Naval Submarine Base New London
New London became the location of the first United States Navy Submarine Base on October 18, 1915, when America entered World War I after the sinking…
Contributors: Jennifer Wilson
Centro de la Communidad
In 1974, the two organizations SACO (Spanish-American Cultural Organization) and Nuestra Casa, which both provided social services to the…
Contributors: Marian Hancock-Cerutti
Ocean Beach
Coast Play and Profit
original research conducted by Fiona Ocain
Ocean Beach has been central to recreation for both New London residents and…
Contributors: Caitlin Teare
Hygienic Art Galleries
Located on Bank Street, the Hygienic Art Galleries is a public art gallery that serves artists from the New London area. It strives to represent all…
Contributors: Jacob Brill-Weil
Old Town Mill, est. 1650
Built by John Winthrop Jr. four years after he founded New London in 1646, the Old Town Mill is the earliest industrial site in Connecticut. The mill…
Contributors: Jacob Brill-Weil
Whale Oil Row, est. 1835
In the nineteenth century, New London was a thriving and bustling center of the whaling industry. Whale Oil Row is a part of Huntington Street made up…
Contributors: Jacob Brill-Weil