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Dr. Joyce Yerwood sitting at her desk talking to her husband, Dr. Joseph Carwin.

Stamped on the bottom right is:
"Arnold Walter
Stamford Conn."

Second issue of a magazine produced by the Waterside School in Stamford, Connecticut. The magazine is filled with a variety of different content including information about the school, advertisements for local businesses, and incidentals like poems…

Handwritten and typewritten notes about the Andrews family that lived in Connecticut and Massachusetts from the 17th century to the 19th century. There is a typewritten narrative of Samuel Andrews and Priscilla Herring by their grandchild. There is…

Handwritten letter from Grace P. Wiley to C. W. Hawley in Trumbull, Connecticut on June 29, 1959 about settlers in Oregon from Connecticut.

Handwritten letter from Grace P. Wiley to C. W. Hawley in Trumbull, Connecticut on March 16, 1959 about settlers in Oregon from Connecticut.

Handwritten letter from Grace P. Wiley toMrs. Robert U. Otto in Stamford, Connecticut on January 15, 1959 about settlers in Oregon from Connecticut.

The inaugural broadcast of AM radio station WSRR in Stamford, Connecticut in 1941 as part of the World Broadcasting System. It was recorded on one side of the disc.

Parts 3 and 6 of the recording of the Stamford Industrial Board discussing plans for veteran employment in Stamford, Connecticut at the end of World War II. The recording was made by Stamford AM radio station WSRR in 1945. The other parts of the…

Radio address from Connecticut governor Raymond E. Baldwin announcing the death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1945.

A presentation of the radio play John Whipple Concentrates performed by the WSRR Players on WSRR, the AM radio station broadcasting from Stamford, Connecticut on October 24, 1945.The play is about a man named John Whipple who believes that if he…