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A view of Fort Stamford in 1900. See the Stamford Historical Society for more information on the history. http://www.stamfordhistory.org/rg12.htm

The grave stone is located at "Old Cemetery" in Fairfield, CT. Description at back of photo: "The grave of Andrew Ward, one of the settlers of Stamford, as seen through the gate of the old Cemetery at Fairfield, Conn., where he lies buried. He…

Grave Stone located at old burying ground on the west side of the Rippowam River. Description on back of photo: " Grave of General David Waterbury, (1722. 1801), general in the Revolutionary War. He was buried in the old burying ground on the west…

Grave stone located in St. Andrew's Cemetery on Franklin St. Description on back of photo: "The grave of the Rev. John Bishop, second pastor of the Congregational Church, in St. Andrew's Cometary. He died in 1694 after a pastorate of fifty years.…

Halloran Battling Works, a bottler and manufacturer of mineral waters located on State Street.

Description on back of photo: "Home of the Rev. A.S Todd, for forty years the rector of St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church. It stood on the site of the present church."

House located at Sound View, Stamford, Conn. 1851/2 Description given with photograph: "The pictures were selected from photograph albums belonging to Edward Candee Scofield, Myrle Ave. Stamford, and reproduced from negatives which he loaned to the…

Group photograph of Italians in Stamford, circa 1900 on Pacific Street. 3rd from left, seated. Gennaro Passaro

Portrait of John Day Ferguson who lived from 1833 to 1877. Ferguson was a primary benefactor of the Ferguson Library in Stamford, CT which opened in November, 1881.

This is a photograph of Mina Blocks on Main Street, taken circa 1880.