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institutions
Fairfield Museum (4)
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Preston (8)
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almshouses (buildings) (5)
black-and-white negatives (3)
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churches (buildings) (1)
historic houses (4)
lighthouses (2)
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postcards (4)
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workhouses (buildings) (1)
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Postcards (11)
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Real property, Colonial (3)
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Workhouses (1)
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Library of Congress Names
Black Rock (Bridgeport, Conn.) (1)
Fairfield (Conn. : Town) (2)
Ogden, David, 1727-1775 (1)
Southport (Conn.) (1)
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Photographic postcards (1)
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Postcard Collection (4)
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