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(Pdf) Download Danbury Museum & Historical Society Subject Archival Files as of August 2017 File Title 100 ACCOUNTS- 19th Century 101 ACCOUNT BOOKS - J. M. Ives 102 ACCOUNT BOOKS - Charles Morgan 200 BANKS & BANKING - Old invoices 201 BANKS & BANKING - Savings Bank of Danbury 202 BANKS & BANKING - Union Savings Bank 202.1 BANKS & BANKING - Union Savings Bank - 100th Anniversary Project 203 BANKS & BANKING - Danbury National Bank 204 BANKS & BANKING - Danbury Bank and Trust 205 BANKS & BANKING - Currency 206 BANKS & BANKING - City National Bank (Pahquioque) 207 BANKS & BANKING - Bethel National Bank 208 BANKS & BANKING - Miscellaneous 209 BANKS & BANKING - Danbury Savings & Loan 250 BUSINESS - General Information 251 BUSINESS - Advertisements 252 BUSINESS - Business Cards 253 BUSINESS - Business Charitable Projects 253.1 BUSINESS - Business Charitable Projects - United Way 253.2 BUSINESS - Business Charitable Projects - Day of Caring 254 BUSINESS - Business Digest 255 BUSINESS - Business Trends 256 BUSINESS - Business Trends - Casino Study 257 BUSINESS - Catalogs 258 BUSINESS - Chamber of Commerce 258.1 BUSINESS - Chamber of Commerce - Inside Business Newsletter 259 BUSINESS - Downtown Council/City Center 259.0 BUSINESS - Downtown Council/City Center - Pamphlets 259.1 BUSINESS - City Center - Events 259.2 BUSINESS - City Center - Taste of Danbury 259.3 BUSINESS - City Center - Danbury Green 260 BUSINESS - Changing Main Street 261 BUSINESS - Corporate Growth 262 BUSINESS - Dollar Days 263 BUSINESS - Invoices and Letterheads 264 BUSINESS - Patents 265 BUSINESS - Previdi Award 266 BUSINESS - Surveys 266.1 BUSINESS - Danbury Industry Survey 1917 267 BUSINESS - Retail Sales Statistics 268 DANBURY - Tourism 269 DANBURY - Danbury Publicity Publications 271 BUSINESS - Downtown Redevelopment 274 BUSINESS - Arborists 275 BUSINESS - Aluminum - Republic Foil 275.1 BUSINESS - Aluminum - Republic Foil Correspondence 275.2 BUSINESS - Aluminum - Republic Foil Forms 276 BUSINESS - Artists 277 BUSINESS - ATMI 278 BUSINESS - Attorneys 279 BUSINESS - Auto businesses 281 BUSINESS - Ball Bearings 282 BUSINESS - Bard-Parker 283 BUSINESS - Beauty/Barber Shops 284 BUSINESS - Beauty products 285 BUSINESS - Boxes and Containers 286 BUSINESS - Bristol Technology 287 BUSINESS - Candy 288 BUSINESS - Carpentry 289 BUSINESS - Cendant Mobility 291 BUSINESS - Cigar Company 292 BUSINESS - Cleaning Services !1 File Title 293 BUSINESS - Clothing 295 BUSINESS - Communications 296 BUSINESS - Computers 297 BUSINESS - Connectors 298 BUSINESS - Danbury Fair Mall 299 BUSINESS - Danbury Federal Correctional (FCI) 301 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital General Info 301.1 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital Buildings 301.2 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital Business 301.3 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital Departments/Programs 301.4 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital Grants/Donations 301.5 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital Medical Procedures 301.6 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital Staff 301.7 BUSINESS - Danbury Hospital Annual Reports 302 BUSINESS - Danbury Industrial Corp. 303 BUSINESS - DataComm 304 BUSINESS - Davis & Geck 305 BUSINESS - Department Stores 305.1 BUSINESS - Department Stores, Small 308 BUSINESS - Decorating 309 BUSINESS - Design 310 BUSINESS - Druggist and Pharmacies 311 BUSINESS - Duracell 312 BUSINESS - Dwyer Folding Bicycle Co 313 BUSINESS - Electricity Companies 314 BUSINESS - Engineering 314.1 BUSINESS - Connor Engineering 314.2 BUSINESS - Clements Panel Co. 315 BUSINESS - Entertainment 316 BUSINESS - Farming 316.1 BUSINESS - Farms, Dairy 316.2 BUSINESS - Dairy Farming in Danbury since 1920 (Research Paper) 316.3 BUSINESS - Farmers Market 316.4 BUSINESS - Leahy Fuel 317 BUSINESS - Fibers, Synthetic 318 BUSINESS - First Night Celebration 319 BUSINESS - Flooring (carpet, tile, wood) 320 BUSINESS - Florists 321 BUSINESS - Food / Meat Businesses 322 BUSINESS - Furniture 324 BUSINESS - Gas / Oil Companies 325 BUSINESS - Groceries 325.1 BUSINESS - Groceries - Deeps Market 325.2 BUSINESS - Groceries - Stew Leonard’s 325.3 BUSINESS - Groceries - Connivence Stores 325.4 BUSINESS - Groceries - Deli 329 BUSINESS - Hardware 329.1 BUSINESS - Hardware, Meekers 330 BUSINESS - Health Care Products 331 BUSINESS - Heli-Coil Corporation 332 BUSINESS - Hotels and Inns 332.1 BUSINESS - Hotels and Inns - Hotel Green 332.2 BUSINESS - Hotels and Inns, White Turkey Inn 332.3 BUSINESS - Hotels and Inns, Maplewood Tourist Court 333 BUSINESS - Ice Industry 334 BUSINESS - Insurance 335 BUSINESS - Iron Works 336 BUSINESS - Jewelry 337 BUSINESS - Lasers 338 BUSINESS - Laundry 338.1 BUSINESS - Lime/Limestone 339 BUSINESS - Lincoln Molded Products 340 BUSINESS - Liquor Stores 341 BUSINESS - Local Small Businesses (misc) !2 File Title 342 BUSINESS - Lumber Yard / Home Center 344 BUSINESS - Machine Shops 345 BUSINESS - Marketing 346 BUSINESS - Matrix Center 347 BUSINESS - Medalic Art Co. 348 BUSINESS - Metal Industries 349 BUSINESS - Moving 351 BUSINESS - National Semiconductor 352 BUSINESS - Newspapers 353 BUSINESS - Nuclear Energy 354 BUSINESS - Office Supply 355 BUSINESS - Optical Systems 355.1 BUSINESS - Danbury Optical Systems 355.2 BUSINESS - Goodrich 355.3 BUSINESS - Hughes 355.4 BUSINESS - Perkin Elmer 355.5 BUSINESS - Hubble Space Telescope 357 BUSINESS - Painting (house and sign) 358 BUSINESS - Panel Corp of America 358.1 BUSINESS - Housatonic Industrial Development Corporation 359 BUSINESS - Paper Products 360 BUSINESS - Pharmaceutical - Boehringer 361 BUSINESS - Photographers 362 BUSINESS - Pitney Bowes 363 BUSINESS - Plumbing 364 BUSINESS - Praxair 366 BUSINESS - Preferred Instruments 366.1 BUSINESS - Precision Equipment 367 BUSINESS - Printing 368 BUSINESS - Publishing 368.1 BUSINESS - Publishing - Grolier 369 BUSINESS - QualCorp Inc. 371 BUSINESS - Real Estate (Danbury) 371.1 BUSINESS - Real Estate (Danbury) - sale of buildings 371.2 BUSINESS - Real Estate (Danbury), Cartus Relocation 371.3 BUSINESS - Real Estate (Danbury), Condominium building & sale 371.4 BUSINESS - Real Estate - Building & Realty News of Danbury and Vicinity 371.5 BUSINESS - Real Estate Transactions 1846-1900 371.6 BUSINESS - Real Estate Publications 372 BUSINESS - Recreation Businesses 373 BUSINESS - Reeves Sound 375 BUSINESS - Restaurants 375.1 BUSINESS - Restaurants - Bakeries 375.2 BUSINESS - Restaurants - Breweries/Pubs/Bars 375.3 BUSINESS - Restaurants - Diners 375.4 BUSINESS - Restaurants - Fast Food 375.5 BUSINESS - Restaurants - Ice Cream 375.6 BUSINESS - Restaurants - International Foods 375.7 BUSINESS - Restaurants - Menus 376 BUSINESS - Robots 377 BUSINESS - Scientific Instruments 378 379 BUSINESS - Shoes 380 BUSINESS - Security 381 BUSINESS - Shopping Centers 382 BUSINESS - Silversmiths 383 BUSINESS - Sperry Products 384 385 BUSINESS - Technology Firms 386 BUSINESS - Theaters (plays, concerts) 386.1 BUSINESS - Theatres, Empress Theater 386.2 BUSINESS - Theatres, Palace Theater 386.3 BUSINESS - Theatres, Movies !3 File Title 386.4 BUSINESS - Theatres, Taylor Opera House 387 BUSINESS - Thrift Stores 388 BUSINESS - Topstone Rubber Co. 390 BUSINESS - Union Carbide 390.1 BUSINESS - Union Carbide/Dow 391 BUSINESS - Ultrasonic Devices 392 BUSINESS - Weaving 393 BUSINESS - Welding 394 395 BUSINESS - Wibling Tool Mfg. 396 BUSINESS - Writing Instruments 397 BUSINESS - Danbury’s Industrial Transition 400 CEMETERIES 400.1 CEMETERIES - Archaeology 401 CEMETERIES : Danbury Cemetery Association 402 FUNERAL CUSTOMS 403 Cemetery Monuments 404 St. James Episcopal Cemetery South Main St. (later moved to Wooster St) 405 St. Peter’s Cemetery 406 Old North Burying Ground 407 Revolutionary War graves (from DAR) 408 Joe’s Hill Cemetery (Hillside) 409 Wooster Cemetery 409.1 Wooster Cemetery Headstone Inscriptions 410 Death Records compilations 450 CENSUS - State of Connecticut 451 CENSUS - Manufacturing 452 CENSUS - Connecticut CDC News 453 CENSUS - Danbury 500 Religion (General) 500.1 Religion - Association of Religious Communities 501 Church Items 502 Liturgies 503 Sermons 504 Danbury Area Council of Churches 505 Separation of Church and State (Jefferson Letter) 506 Joint Conference of Religion and Press on First Amendment 510 Danbury Baptist Association 511 Baptist Churches (history in Danbury) 512 Baptist Church (Grandview Avenue formerly on King Street) 512.1 Baptist Church (Grandview Avenue formerly on King Street) - 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St. George Syrian Antiochain 561 Orthodox - Holy Trinity 562 Orthodox - St. Platon 570 Lutheran - Immanuel Lutheran 571 Lutheran - Immanuel
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