Stamford, Connecticut
Stamford is a Connecticut city on Long Island Sound. North of downtown, Stamford Museum & Nature Center has exhibits on natural and cultural history, in a 1929 mansion. Its grounds include an educational farm, an otter pond and an observatory. Cove Island Park is a bird habitat, with beaches, wetlands and trails. Cummings Park has a beach and boardwalk. The wooded Mianus River Park is on the city’s outskirts. ― Google
People died in Stamford (First 35 people) - Page 2
Paul Calle
American artist
Jack Koehler
Former White House Communications Director
Aud Brindley
American basketball player
Samuel C. Fessenden
Politician
Joel Brodsky
American photographer
Robert M. Danford
anthony megale
John Macurdy
Opera singer
James Hines Killilea
Marie Killilea's husband
John Eberson
American architect
Leonard Levitt
Henry Clay Hodges Jr.
Nancy Teeters
Rhoda Holmes Nicholls
American painter
Ann Flood
American actress
Arthur Almerin Tinker
Charles Henry Crandall
American author and poet
Lady Mary Anne Howard
H. T. Webster
American cartoonist
Burr H. Nicholls
American painter
Park Benjamin Jr.
American lawyer and writer
James Davenport
Former United States Representative
Lester Wallack
American actor
Edward Henry Delafield
Former Connecticut State Representative
William Gardner Hale
American higher education teacher
Mort Walker
American writer
Ned Buntline
American publisher
Hector Cowan
American football player
Mary William Houston
Willem Wissing
Dutch artist
George Hughes
Football player
Adrian Room
British toponymist
Daniel Lambert
Breeder
Richard Welles, 7th Baron Welles
