Savin Rock Park, New Haven, Conn.

Savin Rock Park on a postcard mailed in 1907. The Rijksmuseum identifies the small building at left as possibly C. Homan’s tintype studio.

Evidence, credit & reuse: CC0 / Public domain. Rijksmuseum metadata declares public domain; Wikimedia file carries CC0 1.0 dedication. Preserve the museum’s question mark around the studio identification; this is not a certain building attribution. Resized if needed and JPEG-compressed. No crop, rotation, colorization, retouching, or generated content.

Source: Anonymous photographer; Souvenir Post Card Co., publisher. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. CC0 / Public domain.

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Savin Rock Park, New Haven, Conn. — Anonymous photographer; Souvenir Post Card Co., publisher. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. CC0 / Public domain.. circa 1907; mailed August 12, 1907. Open the full image to inspect small print.

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Silent Grounds Collective, Savin Rock, SGC-SR-012, SR-008, “Savin Rock Park, New Haven, Conn..” Source: Anonymous photographer; Souvenir Post Card Co., publisher. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. CC0 / Public domain.. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Savin_Rock_Park%2C_New_Haven%2C_Connecticut%2C_Verenigde_Staten%2C_met_links_het_ferrotypie-_of_tintype-atelier_van_C._Homan_%2C_RP-F-2007-406.jpg. Research edition, accessed 2026-09-08.

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