Middletown, Connecticut

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  Municipal Building
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  Central Fire Station
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  Old Middletown High School
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  Russell Library
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  Masonic Temple Building, near South Green (Union Park)
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  South Congregational Church, near South Green
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  First United Methodist Church, near South Green
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  First Baptist Church
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  Church of the Holy Trinity (Episcopal)
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  Saint John's Roman Catholic Church
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  First Church of Christ Congregationalist
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  Russell Chapel, Indian Hill Cemetery
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  First Church of Christ Scientist, 151 College Street, originally built in 1832 as a house for Randolph Pease
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  Congregation Adath Israel (Conservative Jewish)
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  Saint Sebastian Church (Roman Catholic)
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  Sanseer Mill
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  Wilcox Crittenden, Mill A
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  Wilcox Crittenden, Mills B and A
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  Wilcox Crittenden, Mill C
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  Samuel Wadsworth Russell House, 350 High Street. Now part of Wesleyan University.
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  Duane Barnes House. Now Davison Health Center, Wesleyan University.
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  Xi Chapter, Psi Upsilon Fraternity, Wesleyan University
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  College Row, Wesleyan University
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  Coite-Hubbard House, now home of the President of Wesleyan University
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  Inn at Middletown (former State Armory; wing at left was John R. Watkinson House, built c. 1810)
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  MiddleOak Insurance
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  Former Farmers & Mechanics Bank, now Citizens Bank
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  Former Middletown National Bank, now Bank of America
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  Former post office, now part of Liberty Bank
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  Former Middletown Savings Bank, now part of Liberty Bank
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  Former City Savings Bank, now Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce
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  East side of Main Street slightly north of Washington Street
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  Mather-Douglas House, near South Green; Congregation Adath Israel in background at right
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  108–100 Washington Street, known as the Jeremiah Wetmore House or Starr-Weeks House, built 18th century
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  144 Broad St, former rectory of Holy Trinity, Dean Acheson's boyhood home
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  160 & 158 Broad Street
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  Jacob Pledger House
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  Middletown Alms House
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  General Mansfield House
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  186 S. Main Street
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  49 & 55 Crescent Street
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  These historic house were moved to the south end of Main Street