DANBURY HISTORY
Souvenir of Danbury
- A late 19th century postcard-sized booklet that belonged to Anna V. Hofmann Deubel (1859-1940) with 12 pages of Danbury views, monuments, banks, businesses, schools, churches and private residences.
Postcards of Danbury
- Scanned postcard images from the early 20th century of Danbury churches, schools, hat factories, neighborhoods, the Main Street business district, important buildings, water features, and a page on the old Danbury Fair.
Businesses and organizations
- William Deubel's Barbershops
- The Heibeck Boarding House at #8 Moss Avenue
(in progress!)
- Danbury Fruit Company
- The Concordia Society
History of this German society from its 1914 building dedication;
a list of 234 members; and photographs
- Danbury's Old Eighth Company (in progress, please check back)
- Drum Corps (in progress, please check back)
- Clark Box Company
Photos taken by employee Anna Seaberg in 1918-20
and links to obituaries of 16 of her colleagues
- Sam Schwak's Fruit Market
- White Turkey Inn (in progress, please check back)
- Ed's Fireplace Grill, 1940s
Story and photos of a popular bar and grill on Route 7
Huckleberry Hill, run by Eddie Schulze.
- Whelan Drug luncheonette, 1950 (photo)
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Deubel & Hofmann Families of Danbury, Ct.
Copyright ©2001 by Sandy Repp
Last updated: 9 August 2003
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~deubelhof/danbury.html
obituaries ~ photos ~ recipes ~ related links
Deubel & Hofmann Families of Danbury, Ct.
Copyright ©2001 by Sandy Repp
Last updated: 9 August 2003
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~deubelhof/danbury.html