The New Milford Historical Society has, over the last several years, commissioned David Merrill, a well known Connecticut artist, to paint views of each side of the Green as it looked at selected times in the past. Each painting is extensively researched and based on photos, drawings and written material of the time. These paintings are on display in the Museum. We are pleased to be able to offer limited edition of 200, signed and numbered prints of these paintings to the public. Each print is professionally matted with museum quality acid-free materials and comes ready to frame.
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The North End of The New Milford Green, circa 1853 in summer. 5 buildings including the Senator Perry Smith residence which is now part of St. Francis Xavier School and the early Town House and School. Back to Top The South End of The New Milford Green, circa 1902 in summer. Back to Top The East Side of The New Milford Green, circa 1905 in autumn. Back to Top The West Side of The New Milford Green, circa1893 in winter.