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 49 people) - Page 1
Gus Edson
American cartoonist
William Temple Hornaday
American author
Hans Hoets
Homer L. Wise
Soldier
Harry Burleigh
American composer
Ray Aranha
American actor
Marius de Zayas
Mexican artist
Frank J. Marion
Polly Lauder Tunney
American philanthropist
Libby Holman
American singer
Schuyler Merritt
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Frederic C. Walcott
Former member of the United States Senate
Archbishop Iakovos
Greek priest
Thomas H. Ruger
American soldier
Solon Borglum
American sculptor
Andrew B. Sterling
American lyricist
Gabor Peterdi
Hungarian-American painter
Jack Beers
Film actor
Ignatius Kung PinMei
Anthony Ravielli
Author
Charles Saxon
American cartoonist
Ernie Bushmiller
American cartoonist
Eugene Carson Blake
Faber Birren
American author
Buddy Lucas
American saxophonist
Dominic Tang
Archbishop
Friderike Maria Zweig
Austrian writer
Julius Curtis
Lawyer
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Gloria Shayne Baker
American composer
Reuben Nakian
Red Smith
American sportswriter
Fred Demarais
Baseball player
Russell Edson
American poet
Truman Smith
Former member of the United States Senate
W. H. Lyon
William Buckley
American writer
John Cort
American impresario
Ignatius Kung Pin-Mei
Chinese cardinal
Helen Goodhart Altschul
Frank Altschul's wife
Thomas Babe
American playwright
Glen MacDonough
American writer
William T. Minor
Former Governor of Connecticut
Harry William Streep, Jr.
Executive
Dick Vorisek
American audio engineer
Sydney Booth
Actor
Charles Hawley
Former Lieutenant governor of Connecticut
