Street, Bulkeley House, 1790. 133 Bank Street, 1900. 181 Bank Street, 1790. 243 Bank Street, 1867. 258 Bank Street, 1833. 194 Bank Street, 1800. 150 Bank Street, U.S. Custom House, 1833. 138 Bank Street, Franklin Smith Home, 1840. 90 Bank Street, 1876. 74 Bank Street, Exchange Building, 1848. 42 Bank Street, 1833. 16 Bank Street, 1900. 58 Bellevue Place, Tudor Revival Custom House, 1902. By architect Dudley St. Clair Donnelly in New London, CT. 2 State Street, 1844. 35 Water Street, Union Railroad Station, 1888. by Henry Hobson Richardson, inventor of Romanesque Revival in America and architect of Trinity Church in Boston and Harvard University's Sever Hall. See also Freedom Trail Oyster Bay History Walk References External links The New London Historic Waterfront Map & Guide, New London Main Street, 2011 Heritage Trail, New London, Connecticut, Place|Promo, 2011 Historic trails and roads in Connecticut New London, Connecticut Urban heritage trails