Color photography of cityscapes and iconic buildings in Hartford, Connecticut by Jack McConnell. One of the oldest American cities, Hartford was first settled in 1634 by the Rev. Thomas Hooker and his band of Congregationalists. Consequently downtown streets are graced with a rich array of architectural styles including heritage buildings like the Hartford Capitol, Wadsworth Atheneum, Travelers, Harriet Beecher Stowe House, Mark Twain Museum, Old State House, State Library, Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Arch, Bushnell Auditorium, alongside contemporary buildings like CityPlace, the Goodwin, 100 Pearl, Gold Building, Phoenix, the Stilts Building, MetroHartford, Constitution Plaza, and many more. Additionally, hundreds of Hartford photos can be found at another Jack McConnell website ConnecticutStockPhotography.com. In a dozen topical Hartford folders you’ll find aerials, skylines, downtown, neighborhoods, panoramas, Capitol, City Abstracts, attractions, landmarks, heritage, Samuel Colt, Outdoor, Park Street and others
Classic Hartford
Yellow tree with City Place and Goodwin
Harriet Beecher Stowe House
Mark Twain Museum
Wadsworth Atheneum
Corning Fountain and Hartford Capitol
Old State House
Gold Building and First Church
100 Pearl and First Church
CityPlace and Do Not Enter sign
Metro Hartford and globe
Goodwin and CityPlace