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Description on back of photo: "The Old Methodist Parsonage, once the home of Lt. Governor Charles Hawley, for whom it was built in the thirties (1830's) by Thomas P. Dixon. It was replaced by the present parsonage in the late 1890's. Dixon in his…

The Interstate Rubber Co. of Springdale float in shape of a ship in a parade on Atlantic Street south of Town Hall, seen in the background.

This photograph captures the momentous Parade of Elephants, which took place in Stamford, at the corner of Main and Atlantic Streets on May 12, 1913. Also featured in the photo are the Wooden Frame Store at Canal Street, the Quintard Building, and…

Police Department on Town Hall (1905- ) steps. circa 1918

This is a portrait of Mrs. Ayrez, taken by Crawford's Photographic Portrait Gallery located in Stamford, CT.

This photograph, taken in the late 1800s, shows the home of Romer Bishop located on Main Street. A street sweeper is photographed in the right side of the house.

5 of 15 assorted shots of ships and the harbor area

13 of 15 assorted shots of ships and the harbor area

14 of 15 assorted shots of ships and the harbor area

15 of 15 assorted shots of ships and the harbor area