Units

Adams Garden, 1949

80 family garden style apartments. Financed by State of Connecticut.

Adams Garden Block Party - August 6, 2011

Armstrong Court, 1951

144 family apartments. Financed by State of Connecticut.

Armstrong Court Photos

Armstrong Court Block Party - July 30, 2011

Wilbur Peck Court, 1953

110 family apartments. Financed by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Wilbur Peck Court Photos

Wilbur Peck Block Party - July 13, 2011

Quarry Knoll I, 1962

50 elderly apartments. Financed by HUD.

Quarry Knoll 2011 Fall Festival

Agnes Morley Heights, 1973

150 elderly apartments. Financed by HUD.

Quarry Knoll II, 1980

40 elderly apartments. Financed by Connecticut Housing Finance Authority.

Town Hall Annex, 1984

28 family apartments. Financed by State of Connecticut.

Spring is Here!

McKinney Terrace I, Family, 1988

21 family apartments. Financed by State of Connecticut.

McKinney Terrace II, Elderly, 1988

51 elderly apartments. Financed by a State of Connecticut grant.

Edgewood Avenue, 1990

7 family apartments. Financed through a conventional mortgage.

Columbus Avenue and Ritch Avenue, 1992

Duplex two, three, and four bedroom apartments, purchased for affordable housing. Financed through a conventional mortgage.

Oakridge Street and Homestead Lane, 1997

Four two bedroom family apartments, purchased for affordable housing. Financed through a conventional mortgage.

Greenwich Close, 1997

113 market rate and 17 affordable family apartments. Financed through tax-exemot bonds and HUD.

Parsonage Cottage, 1997

40 bed Connecticut licensed home for the aged, managed by the Housing Authority and funded through a consortium of federal, state, and local private funding.