This aerial view of Vineyard Point is taken from the opposite direction from the 1946 aerial, this time looking West with Bloody Cove in the center of photograph and Sachem's Head beyond.
This photograph is of the Backes' barn and cottage and is labeled as being post 1914. 46 Vineyard Avenue was sold to Sophia M. and Edward H. Backes of Wallingford on August 4, 1925.
Oliver N. Brooks purchased the land at 4 Vineyard Ave on December 7, 1880. In the spring of 1882 a cottage was built there at a cost of $900. Oliver Brooks was lighthouse keeper on Faulkner's Island, he served in state legislature, and was a carpenter. He died on January 5, 1913.
James and Martha Shyrock, of Bloomington IN and Kenilworth IL, bought the land of 35 Vineyard Ave (plots 8&9) in summer of 1939. The cottage on that plot had been destroyed in the hurricane of 1938. In 1955 the Shyrock's built a house on the land at a cost of $32,000. James Shyrock had been the president and directing manager of Audit Bureau of Circulations in Chicago before retiring to Vineyard Point. He died June 29, 1968. Martha Shyrock died June 10, 1974.
Photograph of a house at 891 Boston Post Road across the street from the Shoreline Plaza shopping center taken on March 19, 1985. Location of Sweet Frog yogurt in 2017.
Photograph of a house located at 1445 Boston Post Road, west of Bishop's Orchards, taken in 1989. House was demolished and replaced with a commercial building/daycare.
Photograph of a building on the south side of Boston Post Road near the intersection with Goose Lane. Building replaced by Valvoline at 556 Boston Post Rd.
Photography of the Harry B. Dudley house (in the background) at 245 Boston Street, house and property owned by Ellen Hall as viewed from Alderbrook Cemetery, March, 1982.
The field became the site of Boston Terrace housing.
Guilford Community Center, at 32 Church St. taken in 1987. Formerly the Church St. School. Building demolished in January 1991 for new Community Center
Guilford Community Center site after removal of the old Community Center which had been the Church Street School at 32 Church St. and showing the rear of the Trailblazer building on the corner of Church and Broad St. Photograph taken April 1991.
Photograph of Douden's Drugstore located at the corner of Whitfield Street and Water Street at 89 Whitfield St.in the Monroe Building just after closing for business Photograph taken November, 1996.
Photograph of Douden's Drugstore entrance, located at the corner of Whitfield Street and Water Street at 89 Whitfield St..in the Monroe Building. Photograph taken November, 1996 just after the store closed for business
Nathan Chittenden house at the corner of North River Street and Boston Post Road taken March 19, 1985. House was converted to Forte's Meat Market. 1153 Boston Post Rd.
