#willimantic

[impressionim-paintings]

U.S. Thread Company Mills, Willimantic, Connecticut

Artist: Julian Alden Weir (American, 1852-1919)

Date: c. 1893-1897

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, United States

[thethirdman8]

Romantic Willimantic driving up Main Street last Saturday..

[sinister-monologue]

Leo Jenson, Frog Bridge, 2000, Willimantic

"You didn't see the bridge? Giant frog statues. Like 10 feet tall statues of frogs."

[ms-newvegas]

Some recognition for Eastern Connecticut

[mysteriousdreaming]

Technology makes illusions so easy to create, but you can't hide your true self forever...

Some art based off the idea of William Afton using the Illusion disks to change his appearance.

[hagleyvault]

It’s #Feathursday, which means that it's the perfect day to share this ca. 1890 advertising card from the Willimantic Linen Company featuring a little baby bird in adorable little baby bird pants.

This item is part of the Hagley Library’s Fingerman ephemera collection (Accession 2009.213). You can find more material from this collection online now by clicking here to visit its page in our Digital Archive.

[victorianhouses]

Preserving the Past by Jon Scherff Via Flickr: Gone now are the horses clipittey-clopping down the old cobblestone streets.

[americanbuildings]

Historic American Buildings Survey Thomas T. Waterman, Photographer 1936 - Stone House, Willimantic, Windham County, CT