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1933
GUSN-317150
A group of men and two children dressed as Pilgrims stand in front a a stockade fence. A team of horses and a building can be seen in the background. Windsor was the site of Connecticut's first English settlement by members of the Plymouth Colony who set up a trading post in 1633.
reenactments
Colonial Revival
pilgrims (people)
trading posts
stockades
horse (animal)
celebrations
anniversaries
new towns (independent settlements)
black-and-white photographs
one black & white photograph
PC001
General photographic collection
2015
PC001.02.01.USCT.2070.0025.001
Windsor (Hartford county, Connecticut)
Moe, Gustave A. (Photographer)
black-and-white photographs
Tercentenary Celebration of the Settlement of Windsor, Connecticut
Item
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