Ideas for 3-D Artifacts to Place on Maps
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Ideas for 3-D artifacts to place on maps
Kit #1: 18 th Century:
1712 First Congregational Meeting House- Small wooden building
1716 Old Cemetery – Small gravestones
1745 Old North School – One Room Schoolhouse Building
1758 Noah Webster’s Birthplace – Red wooden house
1760 Asa Gillet House- Brown or tan wooden house
1767 Agriculture – Several small sheep figures
1769 Benjamin Colton House – Red wooden house
1770 Ebenezer Faxon’s Pottery – Small redware pottery jug
1790s Sarah Whitman Hooker House- White or beige wooden house
Kit #2: 19 th Century:
1820 West Hartford’s First Post Office- Small wooden building or a small envelope
1821 Goodwin Bros. Pottery- Small piece of pottery
1845 Fred Brace’s Horse Drawn Trolleys- Mini trolley and horses
1849 Willis M. Flagg Dairy Farm- Miniature cows
1850 Levi Sedgwick’s Blacksmith Shop- Mini Blacksmith shop or a piece of ironworking
1859 Vine Hill Dairy Farm- Small “glass” milk jug
1873 Charter Oak Park- Mini bicycles or horses and a felt oval shaped racing track
1879 Trout Brook Ice & Feed Co.- Small Ice & Feed Delivery Truck or blocks of “ice”
1889 Electric Trolleys- Miniature electric trolleys
Kit #3: 10 th Century-Present:
1904 Elizabeth Park- Miniature rose bushes, a gazebo, or floral arbors.
1906 Luna Park- Park entrance, fair booths, or a Ferris wheel 1927 The Central Movie Theaters- Miniature Marquee on a brick building
1936 Beth Israel Synagogue- Stone building with a red domed roof
1940 A.C. Peterson Farms- Beige stone building with logo or a delivery truck
1942 First Congregational Church Burns- Brick church with steeple, 1940s fire truck
1960 I-84 Construction begins in west Hartford- Felt or wooden highway tracks or bridges
1974 West farms Mall was built- Sprawling mall-like building
2007 Blue Back Square- Series of modern shops/restaurant buildings