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Description on back (has been slightly altered to accommodate for a cutoff caption): "[Serving as] beacon for 72 years to mariners along Long Island Sound, the Stamford lighthouse was built [atop] a dangerous reef off Southfield Point. The lighthouse…

Boat tethered and docked at Stamford Harbor.

13 of 15 assorted shots of ships and the harbor area

Canal St. looking north, factory, rows of cars, Railroad Station, South Street Bridge, War Memorial (St. John's Park), 2 Oxen

Victorian style house on East Main Street

This is the home of George H. Lowndes and his family, which was located on Bank Street. Photograph taken circa 1880.

This photograph, taken on a winter day in 1880, shows Quintard Building (left) at the corner of Main and Atlantic Streets. Also featured in the image are, Hoyt & Lee Grocers and Cigar Store Indian.

Man standing outside modular homes on Liberty Street

This photograph, taken in the late 1800s, shows the home of Romer Bishop located on Main Street. A street sweeper is photographed in the right side of the house.

This is a sketch of the First National Bank located on Atlantic Square at the corner of Canal and Main Streets, next to Abraham Balcom's Photography Studio. The bank was erected in 1872-1873.