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Index – Stamford History Center Photo Collection; Costume & Textiles Collection; Exhibitions/Events. Past and Present Exhibitions. Events. 4th of July Reading 2023; Hoyt-Barnum House – Tales of Horror & Death 2018; Stamford at 375 Exhibit Opening 9/29/16; Stamford 375 Timeline opening at the Ferguson Library, 9/16; Founders Day 2016 ...
Keeping Stamford Healthy: The History of Medical Practice in Stamford 1641-1970! Learn about the history and beginnings of St. Joseph’s, Stamford Hospital, local pharmacies of yesteryear and much more. Next year's gala theme ties in with our exhibit and will be held on May 9th. Stay tuned for venue and honoree details! Past Exhibits: The Baby ...
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Stamford. 1230 Newfield Avenue Stamford, CT 06905 Phone: (203) 322-2093 | Email Us
Stamford History for Kids. Databases. Advocate Current and Historical. Advocate, Historical & Current - Search digitized news articles in The Advocate, Stamford Advocate, and Daily Advocate in historic and contemporary issues. (Covers 1829-present) Advoca ...
STAMFORD u3a – Stamford u3a. The National Memorial Arboretum – Wednesday 17th July 2024. Our summer day trip will be to this nationally important site in Staffordshire which has a wonderful collection of memorials of all kinds, not all military, set in open parkland with thousands of trees, together with pavilions telling many stories of ...
Old Map of Stamford. This map of Stamford in 1600 was published with modern street names in 1879. Old map of Stamford from page 23 of “History of Stamford [Illustrated.]” by Charles Nevinson, published by H. Johnson in Stamford, 1879, now part of the British library archives. Here’s a closeup of the central part of the map:
14. März 2021 · Stamford Bridge is a football stadium in Fulham, adjacent to the borough of Chelsea in South West London, and is commonly referred to as The Bridge. It is the home stadium of Chelsea FC, with a capacity of 40,853 and it opened in 1877. Stamford Bridge opened in 1877 as a home for the and was used almost exclusively for athletics until 1904 when ...
