They range from very young to very old. Scholars, industry and the local and national press look to the Society as the reliable source for information and photographs related to Stamford's history. Recently, our website has become an additional means for seeking information. Special programs bring the past to life for Stamford's school children with thoroughly researched curricular supplements. Curated Exhibitions both educate and delight.
Visitors examine the development of fashion, food, crafts, and changing technology.
The present reaches into the past with the ancient craft of quilt-making turned to quilt designs with high tech themes. A display of the accouterments and activities that go into holiday celebrations then and now, highlighting the culture and traditions of the people who lived in the Stamford of old and drawing on far-off cultures to include the full range of ethnic groups living in Stamford today. Community events centered on historic themes draw visitors of all ages and interests to experience early Stamford life. This included speakers, panel discussions, performance artists, children's dance performances, music, and ethnic food. Luders' Marine Construction Co. Walking tours in areas of historic significance.