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Guilford: A Walking Guide

The first edition of Sarah Brown McCulloch’s Guilford: A Walking Guide, The Green & Neighboring Streets was published in 1989 with principal funding provided by the Guilford Preservation Alliance. In 2012 we presented for the first time an online version of the text with updates from the 2012 revision.

Click here to begin reading Guilford: A Walking Guide.

In 2013 we have begun adding photos to this text. For a look at the new illustrated version of Sarah Brown McCulloch’s Guilford: A Walking Guide click here.

Part 1: Around the Green
Part 2: Around the Green (cont.), Broad Street, Fair Street
Part 3: Church Street, State Street, Union Street, Upper State Street, Water Street
Part 4: Whitfield Street, Boston Street

For the version in four parts (above) we have reproduced the latest revision (2012) of the author’s text illustrated with contemporary photos taken by Guilford Preservation Alliance board members Ellen Ebert and Eleanor Green. For the houses as yet unphotographed we hope to complete the project soon.

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