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36-07. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 36; Lot: St. John's Park & Soldiers' Monument - 679 Main Street (facing southeast)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
36-06. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 36; Lot: St. John's Park & Soldiers' Monument - 679 Main Street (facing west)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
36-05. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 36; Lot: St. John's Park & Soldiers' Monument - 679 Main Street (facing northwest)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
36-04. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 36; Lot 1: St. John's Park's Soldiers' Monument - 679 Main Street (close-up;facing northeast)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
36-03. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 36; Lot 1: St. John's Park & Soldiers' Monument - 679 Main Street (facing east)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
36-02. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 36; Lot 1: St. John's Park & Soldiers' Monument - 679 Main Street (facing northeast)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed 1969; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2016
36-01. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 36; Lot 1: St. John's Park & Soldiers' Monument - 679 Main Street (facing northeast)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
23-06. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 23; Lot 1: Central Park's World War I Memorial - 17 Park Row (close-up; facing southwest)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2018, and Octavio Avila,…
23-05. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 23; Lot 1: Central Park's World War I Memorial - 183 Atlantic Street (close-up; facing east)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2012
23-04. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 23; Lot 1: Central Park's World War I Memorial - 362 Main Street (close-up; facing northwest)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2012