Landmarks
Title
Landmarks
Description
Notable buildings, etc. around Stafford.
Collection Items
Stafford, CT: Holt Fountain, 1894
Description of the origins of the Holt Fountain located on the intersection of Routes 190 and 32 with Furnace Avenue, on what is perhaps one of New England's oldest traffic circles.
Connecticut's library heritage: Stafford Library, Stafford Springs
A website from the Connecticut Library Association highlighting the Stafford Library at the time the current building was opened in 2001.
Chronology of libraries of Stafford, Connecticut
A chronology of the history of libraries in Stafford Connecticut from 1873 to 2001.
Congregational Church, Stafford Springs, Conn.
Both sides of an unposted black and white postcard showing the Congregational Church of Stafford Springs. The postcard reverse shows the card publisher: A. M. Simon, 117-119 East 24th St., New York. A place for one cent postage is given.
Garden House, Stafford Springs, Conn.
Both sides of an unposted black and white postcard showing the Garden House of Stafford Springs. The postcard reverse shows the card publishers: Edward Wells of Dumont, New Jersey and The Collotype Co., Elizabeth, New Jersey and New York.
Memorial fountain and railroad station, Stafford Springs, Conn.
Both sides of a colorized postcard, mailed June 6, 1911, showing the Holt Memorial Fountain with the Stafford Springs railroad station in the background. The postcard has a green one-cent George Washington stamp and a handwritten message from Emma…
Johnson Memorial Hospital - Stafford Springs, Conn.
Both sides of a black and white postcard showing the Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford Springs, Connecticut. The postcard reverse shows the card publishers: Edward Wells of Dumont, New Jersey and The Collotype Co., Elizabeth, New Jersey and New…
Railroad station, Stafford Springs, Conn.
Both sides of a black and white postcard showing the Stafford Springs railroad station, or depot. The postcard reverse shows the card publisher: A. M. Simon, 117-119 East 24th St., New York. A place for one cent postage is given.
Stafford Springs House, Stafford Springs, Conn.
Both sides of a colorized postcard of the Springs House hotel in Stafford Springs. The reverse of the mailed card has a handwritten message (in French) from Evelina (?) to her parents and is addressed to Mr. Paul A. Champagne, Box 679, Stafford…
Dedication of Warren Memorial Hall, Stafford Springs Connecticut: January 31, 1924
Program for the dedication of the Warren Memorial Town Hall which took place on January 31, 1924. The program contains a description of the building and its facilities, a brief biography of Colonal Charles Warren (after whom the building is named),…