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Standing on Pulaski Street bridge looking at the west branch of the Rippowam river flowing ou to the Sound

The Rippowam River was at flood stage when this picture was taken in the Spring of 1880 of the wood trussed bridge on broad street. twonspeople termed the span a "horse bridge--well railed" for obvious reasons. This bridge was replaced in 1884 by the…

Corner of River and Broad Streets

Broad Street Bridge

Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black and white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2019, and Octavio Avila,…

Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: color slide; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2019, and Octavio Avila, 2019

Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: color slide; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2019, and Octavio Avila, 2019

Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: color slide; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2019, and Octavio Avila, 2019

These photographs brought from Stamford, England by John M. Brown, mayor of Stamford, Conn., in 1915 were shown in the Exhibition Room of the Ferguson Library in celebration of the 275th anniversary of the founding of Stanford, spring 1916