The story
Connecticut's 'Metropolitan Store' rose from a 15x20-foot room where goods hung from wires and barrels served as counters.
Everything that was here
- 1852–1982
The Edw. Malley Co.Department Store
Connecticut's 'Metropolitan Store' rose from a 15x20-foot room where goods hung from wires and barrels served as counters.
See the map in 1853 → - 1880–1978
Hyperion TheaterTheater
The largest theater in New England outside Boston, where Frederick Douglass, Mark Twain, Theodore Roosevelt, and Mae West all performed.
See the map in 1881 → - 1836–1962
Shartenberg's Department StoreDepartment Store
The six-story neoclassical palace that began as A.C. Wilcox's dry goods store in 1836, becoming downtown's largest store before urban renewal erased it.
See the map in 1837 →
Nearby history
New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum
275 South Orange Street · 366 m away
Poli's Palace Theater
23 Church Street · 376 m away
Shubert Theatre
247 College Street · 454 m away
Naples Pizza (Wall Street Pizza)
90 Wall Street · 574 m away
Louis' Lunch
261 Crown Street · 587 m away
Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana
157 Wooster Street · 615 m away
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