Yale University, Hillhouse Heritage Area, New Haven Photos |
When the Yale University campus expanded northward it absorbed a row of heritage mansions which have been preserved & now serve other functions. |
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| Horchow Hall (1859) (55 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Style: Renaissance Revival, Tucson. Architect: Sidney Mason Stone. | Evans Hall (1837) (former Elizabeth Apthorp House) (56 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Style: Italianate With Neo-Egyptian Style. Architect: Alexander Jackson Davis. | Egyptian style capitals of Evans Hall columns. | Steinbach Hall (1848)( former John P. Norton House) (52 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Style: Italian Villa. Architect: Henry Austin after Andrew Jackson Downing. |
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| John M Graves House (1862) (51 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Style: Italian Villa. | Upper story detail of John M Graves House. | Skinner & Trowbridge House (1839) (46 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Alexander Jackson Davis of Town and Davis. | Henry Fowler English House (1866) (38 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Style: Victorian Italian Villa. |
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| Allwin Hall (1826 renovated 1866) (former Abigail Whelpley House) (31 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Architect: James Abraham. | Edwin S. Wheeler House (1884) (former Charles Henry Farnam House / Henry Barnard Hall) (28 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. | Front facade of 28 Hillhouse Ave. | Church of St Mary (1874) (5 Hillhouse Ave.). Style: Gothic. |
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| Kirtland Hall Department of Psychology (1902) (2 Hillhouse Ave.) on Yale Campus. Style: Neo-Renaissance. Architect: Kirtland Kelsey Cutter. | Warner House (1888) (1 Hillhouse Ave.). Architect: H. Edward Flicken. | Grove Street Cemetery Entrance (1845) plus 1872 Gothic chapel with bee symbolizing released souls behind. Style: Egyptian Revival. Architect: Henry Austin. On National Register. | Oblique view of Grove Street Cemetery Egyptian Revival Entrance symbolizing rebirth. |
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| New Haven Colony Historical Society building (114 Whitney Ave.). | Historic Christ Church on Broadway (1898) & Civil War Memorial (1905). |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |