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J. Griswold family, probably Windsor

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Three women and two men in front of a Greek revival house with an addition at the side and a bay window. Both men are elderly. One is formally dressed and seated on a bench, holding a cane. A woman in a dark dress sits beside him. The second man stands apart at the right, is very short and may be African American. The other two women stand behind the bench. One of them wears a plaid shawl. A picket fence is in the immediate foreground. Inscribed on back: "Poquonnock toward Sand" "Burned - was across from Fuller's Filling Station."
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  1. Dwellings

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