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Introduction booklet given to visitors on the US Navy destroyer USS Peterson. The booklet provides information about the ship, its commanding officers, and personal safety guidelines for visitors. Several black and white photographs of the ship are…

Program from the Ferguson LIbrary's centennial celebration on November 19, 1981. The brochure gives a timeline of notable events in the library's history, and lists all the Presidents of the Board of Trustees and Directors of the Ferguson Library.…

Letter from Louis A. Clapes, then Mayor of Stamford, to Ernest DiMattia, then Director of the Ferguson Library thanking Mr. DiMattia for chairing the Bicentennial Purple Heart Committee. His work included inviting the US Navy Destroyer Escort USS…

Promotional brochure about Stamford Downtown produced by the city government. and the Stamford Downtown Special Services District.
The brochure talks about the highlights of the downtown area, as well as the educational and entrepreneurial…

Postcard with a black and white photo of Central Park in Stamford, Connecticut. The park is located at the intersection of Atlantic and Main Streets. A streetcar is visible on the right side.

A custom designed version of the board game Monopoly with spaces named for Stamford streets, locations, and businesses.

Booklet published by The Fidelity Trust Company of Stamford containing reproductions of murals painted at their office on Atlantic Street by the artist Stanley J. Rowland. The Fidelity Trust Company commissioned the murals in 1949. They were…

Invitation from the Stamford Center for the Arts to am celebratory reception for the opening of the Stamford Government Center on April 22, 1987. The reception was held at the Palace Theatre of the Arts on Atlantic Street. There was a performance by…

Promotional real estate booklet from the Donnelly Agency, Inc. that provides information to potential home buyers and sellers. The booklet features a photograph of the Ferguson Library on the cover, as well as in a two=page spread on pages 8 and 9.…

Postcard with a colored illustration of the Ferguson Library in Stamford, Connecticut. The view is from the opposite side of Broad Street.