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Description on back of picture: Sherwood- The Story of Stamford

8 of 15 assorted shots of ships and the harbor area

Grocery store on the corner of a tree lined street. Also visible is a wooden-wheeled carriage.

This is a photograph of the North Street Bridge taken in 1908.

This is a photograph of Bedford Street after a massive flood swept through Stamford in 1938.

Description on back of picture: Ladden's or Laddin's Rock from whose crest in the early days, a settler of the name pursued by the Indians who had massacred his wife and daughter, jumped to his death.

Photograph gives view down Main Street. The Advocate Building may be seen on the left, while the Union House is pictured in the center. Photograph taken circa 1880.

This photograph, taken on a winter day in 1880, shows Quintard Building (left) at the corner of Main and Atlantic Streets. Also featured in the image are, Hoyt & Lee Grocers and Cigar Store Indian.

This is the home of George H. Lowndes and his family, which was located on Bank Street. Photograph taken circa 1880.

This photograph of the First National Bank was taken circa 1875. The bank was located on Atlantic Street next to Abraham Balcom's Photography Studio.