Description1. Hartford Board of Trade, Hartford, Conn., as a manufacturing, Business and Commercial Center. 1889, pg. 98 2. Robinson Building: Next north of the Center Church.  occupying the upper two floors and the attic "After a short tenancy" (at the Catlin Building) ibid 3. 1841: Brown & Drake. (Sidney Drake). ibid 4. (1849)132 1/2 Main Street: Mercantile Union, Business Directory for New England, ibid pg. 285 5. (1852) Seymour Brown sold his interest to his brother: Luther R..  Hartford Board of Trade, Hartford, Conn., as a manufacturing, Business and Commercial Center. 1889, pg. 98 6. (1854)  Drake, Brown & Co.  Sydney Drake, Luther Brown and John  G. Parsons). Bound Webster's Dictionary. ibid. 7. High Street, building owned by Willis Thrall ibid. 8. (1858) Drake & Parsons, 354 Asylum St.. .  'Thrall"s Building burned and the stock, tools accounts  and records  are destroyed. Brown retires and the remaining partners buy the bindery of Silas Andrus. and move to Asylum st..  ibid pg.99.