Photograph album of Clinton, Connecticut

Album comprised chiefly of cyanotype photographs that document sites in Clinton, Connecticut, and the surrounding area, 1900-1904, which Elma Ray Swain Parker compiled for Clayton Watrous Pratt, circa 1925

Views of sites in Clinton include the Morgan School, a school house on Liberty Green, and the Bacon House, a summer resort hotel, as well as a view of Main Street with a notation for the Pratt home. Another view shows the former building of the Clinton National Bank, which became the Clinton Public Library in 1924

Images related to the Methodist Episcopal Church in Clinton include a view of the church and its parsonage and boys fishing from a bridge during a Sunday school picnic, as well as a view of a Christmas display at the church in December 1900

Views of sites on and near the Indian River include an ice house and mill pond and a railway bridge with a locomotive and railcars crossing it, as well as a view of marshland

The album includes a view of an iron bridge over a river, probably the Hammonasset River, in Madison, Connecticut, as well as an informal portrait of Elizabeth "Lizzy" Munroe

Items that are not cyanotypes in the album include a clipped photomechanical postcard that depicts Commerce Street in Clinton and an informal group portrait, which may depict members of the Pratt family