Hartford, CT Photos

The city of Hartford has many office (many insurance towers) & heritage buildings.

See also: Connecticut, Connecticut State Capitol, Old State House, Mark Twain & Harriet Beecher Stowe Compound, Cathedral of St Joseph
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Soldiers and Sailors Civil War Memorial Arch (1886).
Style: Gothic. Architect: George Keller.

Frieze of returning soldiers on Civil War Memorial.

Detail of frieze (1885) by C. Buberl on Civil War Memorial.

U.S. troops on horseback on Civil War Memorial frieze.

U.S. troops march ashore on Civil War Memorial frieze.

U.S. troops greeted by child on Civil War Memorial frieze.

Carved mason in uniform on Civil War Memorial.

Angel Gabriel atop Civil War Memorial.

Spanish American War Memorial, statue of Nike, Greek Goddess of War, (1937) by Evelyn Batchelder Longman.

Travelers Tower (1919) (1 Grove Street) 24 floors.
Architect: Donn Barber.

Travelers Tower was the tallest building in New England in its day.

Modern external entry hall on Travelers Tower.

Phoenix Gateway & Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Building (1964) 15 floors.
Architect: Harrison & Abramovitz.

Phoenix Gateway & skyline of Hartford.

One State Street (1983) 24 floors.
Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Building facade.

State House Square Towers & Phoenix Building.

Goodwin Square (1989) (#1 Ann Street) 30 floors & City Place I (1984) (#1 Asylum Street) 38 floors. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

150 Trumbell at Pearl Streets.

Victorian building at corner of Trumbell & Asylum Streets.

Pillar on an Art Deco building (c1927).
On National Register.

One Financial Plaza (1975) (Main Street) 26 floors.

Gold One Financial Plaza (1975) (755 Main St.) 26 floors towers over First Church of Christ. Architect: CB Richard Ellis-N.E. Partners.

First Church of Christ (1807) (60 Gold St.).
Architect: Daniel Wadsworth.

Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art (1842) in front of Travelers Tower.

Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art facade.

Hartford City Hall (1915).
Architect: John M. Carrere. On National Register.

Stegosaurus stabile by Alexander Calder beside Wadsworth Atheneum Museum.

Statue of The Safe Arrival of first settlers to Connecticut.

Aetna Life Insurance Company Building (1929) (Farmington Avenue) 8 floors.

Hour-glass shaped lamp outside insurance building.

The Hartford Insurance building.

Statue of Thomas Hooker (1586-1647), founder of Hartford, outside Old State House.

Statue of Thomas Hooker (1586-1647), founder of Hartford & 50 State House Square.

Glass skylight of modern building in plaza of Old State House.

State House Square Towers (1987) 17 floors. Architect: Russell Gibson von Dohlen.

Building opposite Old State House.

Woman with lamp, one of series of gilded statues on poles surrounding Old State House.

Man with top hat, one of series of gilded statues on poles surrounding Old State House.


All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart.
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