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The First Presbyterian Church and "Gothic House" was located corner of Broad and Atlantic Streets. The Ferguson Library was erected on the site of the Gothic House, 1910-1911. Reproduced from p. 43, Stamford and Greenwich and their points of…

Another view of flooding caused by Hurricane Carol around Pitney-Bowes in 1954.

A quiet river ran down Crosby St. side of the Pitney-Bowes plant. Flooding was caused by Hurricane Carol in 1954.

Aerial photograph of flooding from Hurricane Carol. Ripples at his feet, our chef (bottom right corner) watches courtyard craft.

Rising fast, Hurricane Carol's tidal flood maroons outlying buildings, inches into Pitney=Bowes' courtyard.

A photograph of the flooding caused by Hurricane Carol outside Pitney-Bowes.

An aerial view of flooding near Pitney-Bowes, located in the South End.

Still flowing in an hour after "high tide," salt water switches courtyard traffic from trucks to boats. Hurricane Carol struck Stamford in 1954.

Dedication of Soldiers and Sailors Monument in St. John's Park located on Main St- East. Statue was dedicated on November 11, 1920. For more information visit the Civil War Monuments of Connecticut at: http://www.chs.org/ransom/114.htm

Stamford in 1806. Map drawn by C. E. Knapp. Reproduced in 1895 by H. F. Sherwood from map in possession of George Schtey