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Welcome to the Stamford Historical Society Online
Celebrating 100 Years

We invite you to explore the history of Stamford, Connecticut, from the colonial era to the present.
Browse through the tabs above and discover the society, both onsite and online.

What's on and coming up

Exhibit "P.O. High Ridge Connecticut: The Evolution of a Country Village"

Through June 2012

Spring Events Calendar:

Thursday, April 5, 7 PM
UConn Stamford
Estelle Feinstein Memorial Lecture

Wednesday, April 11, 7 PM
Society Headquarters
Founders Day Lecture
Seating is limited. Please call 203-329-1183 to reserve your seat.

Sunday, April 29, 2 PM
Society Headquarters
Cozy Sundays

Wednesday, May 2, 6 PM
Benefit Dinner honoring cartoonist MORT WALKER
Italian Center Details

Monday, June 4, 7 PM,
Society Headquarters
Annual Meeting

The Eighth Annual Victorian Tea
was a success!
Pictures to come.

Ongoing

Visit the Hoyt Barnum House (by appointment only)

Photo Selection of the Month
Whitman Bailey Sketches

New from our archives

hand bullet A Reconstructed List of Names from Stamford's World War II Service Roll

Index of Inventoried Collection, updated

Other News

hand bullet "PIONEER" Moves to EMAIL!

Starting this summer, the Stamford Historical Society will be sending out its newsletter to members via email. Be sure to contact the office with your current email address, so you don't miss an issue. If you still prefer to be sent a printed copy of our newsletters, you must contact the office by 1 July 2012. We can be reached via "snail mail" at 1508 High Ridge Rd, Stamford 06903, email at administrator@stamfordhistory.org, or by phone on Thursdays and Fridays (203-329-1183).

 

The 2011 Virginia T. Davis, Stamford Historical Society Distinguished Service Award went Mary Ann Lawlor.
Our congratulations!

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Touch-A-Truck 2010 Founders Day 2010, Shirley Teresa Wadja Toy Exhibit, Straw Doll Paulette Clark Kaufmann, speaker at 2009 the Founders Day Lecture, with Librarian Ron Marcus and Executive Director Tom Zoubek

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Shopping opportunities

The Shop Downstairs. Donations are gratefully accepted.
Purchase our Bookmark & Pewter Pendant
Bookstore

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