Thomas Hughes and Oakley Hoopes Bailey, View of the Borough of Greenwich, Connecticut
Thomas Hughes and Oakley Hoopes Bailey
View of the Borough of Greenwich, Connecticut
circa 1904
Lithograph
Paper size: 17 3/4 x 24 1/4 in.
Frame size: 24 x 30 in.
This is the sole recorded example of Hughes/Bailey bird’s eye view of Greenwich, Connecticut. Presenting the town and its surrounds amidst rolling, wooded hills, the view encompasses the area roughly bounded by Railroad Avenue in the south, Old Church Road to the East, and Oakridge Street to the west. North Maple Avenue can be spies in the distance. streets are labeled on the view itself. The town’s buildings are rendered in detailed perspective.
No examples of this view exist at the OCLC or the Library of Congress. The only surviving example.
View of the Borough of Greenwich, Connecticut
circa 1904
Lithograph
Paper size: 17 3/4 x 24 1/4 in.
Frame size: 24 x 30 in.
This is the sole recorded example of Hughes/Bailey bird’s eye view of Greenwich, Connecticut. Presenting the town and its surrounds amidst rolling, wooded hills, the view encompasses the area roughly bounded by Railroad Avenue in the south, Old Church Road to the East, and Oakridge Street to the west. North Maple Avenue can be spies in the distance. streets are labeled on the view itself. The town’s buildings are rendered in detailed perspective.
No examples of this view exist at the OCLC or the Library of Congress. The only surviving example.
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