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Traffic was no problem on Atlantic Street back when this photograph was taken. The new building of the YMCA had just been completed after construction costs of $135,000 and the horse and trolley cars were still in their heyday. But gas buggies were…

A view of Atlantic Street, across from St. John's Roman Catholic Church.

A view of Atlantic Street looking North. The Ferguson Library is visible in the foreground.

From text on back of photo: Now the Location of the Burley Building Main and Atlantic Street Long a favorite of Stamford Residents, the annual visit of "Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show and Congress of Rough Rider of the World" to this city was…

Looking South down Atlantic Street toward Town Hall.

Looking south down Atlantic Street. Bus stop in center of the street. Town Hall (1905- ) on right. Tower of St. John's Roman Catholic Church visible in rear center.

Photograph of the outside of the building. The Presbyterian Church is visible at the left.

Caldor's now stands where the Italian Renaissance style church was built in 1883. The $97,000 building was opened on March 9, 1884. House on the right is the site of Ferguson Library.

Girls make a turn on (West) Main Street by (Little) Summer Street. West Park is on the left.

Description on back: "Stamford in 1806. Map drawn by C.E. Knapp. Reproduced in 1895 by H.F. Sherwood from map in possession of George Schely."