The Henry Russell Library at Middletown was established in 1874 by taking over a pre-existing church building. Its datestone, a wooden crest attached to the two main entrance porches, has a slender, elongated and Romantic medieval font. The numbers thin out in the middle, enlarge a the ends and curve dramatically.
Location: 41°33'34.90" N, 72°39'08.48" W
123 Broad St., Middletown, CT 06457
Saturday, August 15, 2009
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- Medieval Fonts: Middletown High School
- Medieval Fonts: Psi Ypsilon Fraternity
- Medieval Fonts: Russell Library
- Medieval Fonts: First Congregational Church
- Medieval Fonts: Blackletter and Uncial Scripts
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