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Service brochure for the service on Sunday, July 9, 1899 at the Presbyterian Church in Stamford, Connecticut. The service was presided over by Reverend R.P.H. Vail.
This brochure was a gift to the library from the estate of Lewis Ruscoe.

A sense-of-the-Board resolution calling for a vanity street sign to be installed on Bank Street to be named Galdino Velasco Way to recognize Galdino Velasco's contributions to the Latino community in Stamford.

Senior citizen reading a book titled "Fabrics" in the Ferguson Library. "Senior Citizens" come weekly to see a film and hear about books.

Senior Citizens come weekly to see a film and hear about books.

Senior Citizens come weekly to see a film and hear about books. This person is looking at a Long-Playing record (LP) by Fabienne Jacquinot, a classical composer, recorded in 1954.

In 1914, the Stamford Trust Company moved its new banking house, a modern, one story marble front building. 1928, a six story office building was superimposed on the original structure, one story of which now houses its Trust Department.

Description on back of photo: "Scofield homestead on Sound View, Stamford, Conn, built about 1750. Now (1955) property of Miss Mary Scofield and Mrs. H. C. Quintard."

This photograph of a Stamford schooner docked at a canal pier was taken in 1898.

The old "Green" School as it looked in the nineties. It faced the Elm Street Park, standing opposite the northeast corner.

An illustrated pamphlet discussing the critical need in Stamford, Connecticut for more room in schools. There was a population boom in post-World War II Stamford and the increased population necessitated the expansion of schools in the town. The…