WWML Photo Archive


#A1 Flying Point Road: Frank Smith's oyster dock in winter.. Late 1800s/Early 1900s. Winter. Flying Point Road. Oyster Dock, Flying Point Hotel, Garmany House. Frank Smith.	#A2 View of Main Street (Thimble Island Road) in Winter: Looking past present London House to Brainerd's with a corner view of the Bay View Hotel on the far left. View of Ridge Road in background.. Late 1800s/Early 1900s. Winter. Main Street, Thimble Islands Road, Ridge Road. Bay View Hotel / Brainerd's. .	#A3 Main Street (Thimble Islands Road presently): Looking toward the town dock. This is roughly the area of the public beach now.. Late 1800s/Early 1900s. Winter. Fish Market.


#A4 John Elmer Brainerd hanging the flag at the Stony Creek Green nearby Halls Point Road. Hotel visible in background.. 1960s-1970s. Summer. Stony Creek Green, Halls Point Road. Hotel (find out name). John Elmer Brainerd.	#A5 The Russell Homestead: On the Right is John B. Russell and his son John H. Russell, who grew up to be the father of Mrs. Herman Edwards.. Early 1900s. Russell Homestead. John B. Russell / John H. Russell. .	#A6 Camps Hill Road (now Prospect Hill Road) and Flying Point Road: The water is frozen and the ground is covered in snow after a large snowstorm.. Early 1900s. Winter. Camps Hill Road (now Prospect Hill Road), Flying Point Road. After Big Snow Storm.


#A7 Red Hill (now Red Hill Road) on a snowy day.. Early 1900s. Winter. Red Hill Road.	#A8 Main Street (Thimble Islands Road presently): Taken on Election Day, November 6, 1894, the first snow of the season. Main Street (now Thimble Islands Road) in front of the Collopy house looking towards the Indian Point House.. Nov. 6th, 1894. Fall. Main Street (now Thimble Islands Road), Flying Point Road. Indian Point House, Collopy's house, Present day Stony Creek Marine Cuisine (old Bait and Tackle). First Snow of the Season, Election Day.	#A9 No information is known about this photo.. Spring/Summer.


#A10 No information is known about this photo.. Winter.	#A11 No information is known about this photo.. Winter.	#A12 View from the top of Camps Hill (present day Prospect Hill Road): Taken from the old Pratt homestead.. Late 1800s. Spring perhaps?. Camp's Hill.


#A13 Corner of Thimble Islands Road (old Main St) and Ridge Road: People's Shoe Store (also formerly Paine's Store) and the Village Store (now owned by the Green's.. Late 1800s. Corner of Thimble Islands Road and Ridge Road. People's Shoe Store, Charlie Barnes' House, Paine's Store.	#A14 Russell Homestead, 1800s: John B. Russell and his wife (?).. 1800s. Winter. Russell Homestead. Russell Family, John B. Russell.	#A15 Corner of Thimble Islands Road (old Main St) and Ridge Road: People's Shoe Store (also formerly Paine's Store) and the Village Store (now owned by the Green's.. Late 1800s. Corner of Thimble Islands Road and Ridge Road. People's Shoe Store, Charlie Barnes' House, Paine's Store.


#A16 View of Old Russell Edwards House and Trolley tracks on Thimble Islands Road (old Main St.). View of Brainerd House in background and artist Jimmy Weiland on the left.. Late 1800s. Spring?. Thimble Islands Road (old Main St.). Trolley Tracks, Brainerd's House.	#A17 North end of Pine Creek: At high tide, looking towards the railroad and trolley bridges. This picture was taken in The Pines (patch of pine trees) - near Stony Creek road.. Pine Creek.	#A18 Former home of Gustave & Mary Kellner is seen in this photo. The home was purchased sometime in the 1940's from the Smith family. It was sold by Shirley Kraus & her sister Constance Livingston in the late 1970's. Information c/o Ken Kraus


#A19 Fire at the Three Elm Hotel behind the present Post Office on Three Elms Road. . Early 1930s. Three Elm Road. Three Elm Hotel. Fire at Three Elm Hotel.	#A20 Fire at the Three Elm Hotel behind the present Post Office on Three Elms Road. . Early 1930s. Three Elm Road. Three Elm Hotel. Fire at Three Elm Hotel.	#A21 No information is known about this photo.. Flood, Fire Truck.


#A22 Believe this is Linden Point Road looking from what is now Thimble Island Road. Directly to the right partial view of porches of Fisher home before it was moved to its present location across the street. Beyond the vegetable garden is the house where the Fishers' caretaker and his wife, a Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, lived in 1930. Later Kendall Lewis and his siblings lived there with their parents. At the end of the street to the right can be seen the rambling building which again in 1930 was the Linden Point House. Information c/o G. Randolph Bishop, Sarasota, Fl	#A23 Hall's Point Road after the Hurricane of 1938.. September, 1938. Fall. Hall's Point Road. Baron's House, Tryon's House, Keast's House. Hurricane damage.	#A24 Rand's House on Long Point Road.. September, 1938. Fall. Long Point Road. Rand's House. Hurricane damage.


#A25 Long Point Road: Cove behind Stamler's House looking toward Raymond Gay's House.. September, 1938. Fall. Long Point Road. Hurricane damage.	#A26 Corner of Church and George Streets in New Haven. . Late 1800s.	#A27 Thimble Islands Road early 1970s: View of Brainerd's house, current Stony Creek Market, Stony Creek center.. Early 1970s. Thimble Islands Road. Brainerd's House, Stony Creek Market, Stony Creek center..


#A28 No information is known about this photo.. Winter. Chopping Oysters.	#A29 No information is known about this photo.. Winter. Chopping Oysters.	#A30 WWI Tribute to men of Stony Creek who fought located at Stony Creek green..


#A31 WWI Tribute to men of Stony Creek who fought located at Stony Creek green.. Frank P. Ablondi, Maynard L. Allen, Joseph Anderson, Rocco V. Barba, Claude R. Bishop, George A. Bishop, Clifford J. Collins, Joseph M. Collopy, R. Stanley Dower, William S. Fearn, Francis C. Garmany, Lamar Garmany, Frederic George, William H. George, Frank Grandel, Floyd I. Hinkley, Joseph P. Jenkin, I. Mason Klock, J. Peter Lew, Duncan McArthur, Daniel F. McAvoy, Walfrid A. Melander, George T.F. Milne, James Milne, Jr., Martin P. Northam, Giuseppi Romangnoli, Earl Ross, Harry C. Ross, John Ross, Albert G. Soderstrom, Rollin P. Sondergeld, Eugene P. Sullilvan, Leo V. Sullivan, William J. Symonds, John Wood, C. Edgar Zeender.