Ferry Historic District No. 1 Gales Ferry Historic District No. 1 is an irregularly shaped district in the area of the junction of Hurlbutt Road and Riverside Place. It includes work designed by Stephen Gray and examples of Greek Revival, Italianate, and Federal architecture. The district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. In 1992, it included 31 contributing buildings over 13 acres. Significant buildings within the district include: Guy Stoddard House Benajah Davis House, 7 Riverside Place, c. 1750, Gambrel Daniel Copp House, 64 Hurlbutt Road, c. 1796, Federal Sarah Vincent House, 63 Hurlbutt Road, c. 1850, Victorian vernacular Thomas Geer House, 2 Riverside place, 1796, federal, since expanded in late 19th century for Yale University Crew quarters John Allyn Jr. House, 54 Hurlbutt Road, 1795, vernacular Cape Stephen Gray House, 56 Hurlbutt Road, c. 1842, Greek Revival William Browning House, 52 Hurlbutt Road, 1827, Cape Capt. Austin Lester House, 1846, Greek Revival, 5 Riverside Place Rebecca Bailey House, 8 Riverside Place, 1857, Late Greek Revival John Bradford House, 57 Hurlbutt Road, c. 1850, 19th-century vernacular William Bracewell House Capt. Latham Brown House, 2 Riverside Place, c. 1875, Italianate Lucy B. Hempstead House, 53 Hurlbutt Road, c. 1910, Victorian vernacular Samuel Brown Store, 55 Hurlbutt Road, 1899 Yale Boathouse, 2 Riverside Place, c. 1910 Gales Ferry Historic District No. 2 Gales Ferry Historic District No. 2 is another irregularly shaped historic district that runs roughly along Hurlbutt Road, from Allyn Road to Military Highway. The district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. It is an irregularly shaped area, with boundaries drawn to include historic Colonial, Federal and other architecture, and to exclude more modern intrusions. In 2002 it included 44 contributing buildings, 14 non-contributing buildings, two other contributing structures, and two contributing sites over . The Gales Ferry Cemetery and Bishop Seabury Anglican Church are among the contributing sites. Notable people Casey Neistat, YouTube creator and filmmaker See also Harvard–Yale Regatta National Register of Historic Places listings in New London County, Connecticut References External links Town of Ledyard Gales Ferry Volunteer Fire Company Federal architecture in Connecticut Italianate architecture in Connecticut Villages in Connecticut Yale University Rowing venues in the United States History of rowing Census-designated places in New London County, Connecticut Ledyard, Connecticut Villages in New London County, Connecticut Census-designated places in Connecticut National Register of Historic Places in