Eclectic mix of historical architectural styles, on the street renamed for Hartford’s first female mayor, Ann Uccello. On the block between Asylum and Allyn Streets, opposite XL Center, the Morse Building, The Russian Lady, and The Grand on Ann.
- Name: Ann Street Historic District
- Location: 181-185, 191, 201 Ann Uccello Street
- Architect: Russell F. Barker, Brooks M. Lincoln
- Style: Venetian gothic
- Wikipedia: Ann Street Historic District
- Google Map
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Grand on Ann Apartments, Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT
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Grand on Ann Apartments, Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT
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Grand on Ann Apartments, Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT
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Grand on Ann Apartments, Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT
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Grand on Ann Apartments, Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT
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181-185 Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT, Morse Building.
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The Russian Lady, Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT
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The Russian Lady, Ann Uccello Street, Hartford CT
All images copyright © Kenneth Grant / photos taken October 2020 with Canon 5D Mark iv
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