History of Stamford, Connecticut - On The National Register

On The National Register

  • Agudath Shalom Synagogue — 29 Grove St. (added June 11, 1995)
  • Benjamin Hait House — 92 Hoyclo Road (added December 30, 1978)
  • C. J. Starr Barn and Carriage House — 200 Strawberry Hill Ave. (added October 14, 1979)
  • Church of the Holy Name — 305 Washington Blvd. (added 1987)
  • Cove Island Houses — Cove Road and Weed Avenue (added June 22, 1979)
  • Deacon John Davenport House — 129 Davenport Ridge Road (added May 29, 1982)
  • Downtown Stamford Historic District — Atlantic, Main, Bank, and Bedford Sts. (added November 6, 1983)
  • Downtown Stamford Historic District (Boundary Increase 2) — Roughly, Bedford Street between Broad and Forest Streets (added February, 2003)
  • Fort Stamford Site (added October 10, 1975)
  • Gustavus and Sarah T. Pike House — 164 Fairfield Ave. (added June 24, 1990)
  • Hoyt-Barnum House — 713 Bedford St. (added July 11, 1969)
  • John Knap House — 984 Stillwater Road (added April 5, 1979)
  • Linden Apartments — 10-12 Linden Place (added September 11, 1983)
  • Long Ridge Village Historic District — Old Long Ridge Road bounded by the New York State Line, Rock Rimmon Road, and Long Ridge Road (state Route 104) (added July 2, 1987)
  • Main Street Bridge — Carries Main Street over the Rippowam River (added June 21, 1987)
  • Marion Castle, Terre Bonne — 1 Rogers Road (added August 1, 1982)
  • Nathaniel Curtis House — 600 Housatonic Ave. (added May 15, 1982)
  • Octagon House — 120 Strawberry Hill Ave. (added September 17, 1979)
  • Old Town Hall — between Atlantic, Bank, and Main Streets (added July 2, 1972)
  • Revonah Manor Historic District — Roughly bounded by Urban Street, East Avenue, Fifth, and Bedford Streets (added August 31, 1986)
  • Rockrimmon Rockshelter (added September 5, 1994)
  • South End Historic District — Roughly bounded by Metro-North railroad tracks, Stamford Canal, Woodland Cemetery, and Washington Boulevard (added April 19, 1986)
  • St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church — 1231 Washington Blvd. (added 1983)
  • St. Benedict's Church — 1A St. Benedict's Circle (added 1987)
  • St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church — 628 Main St. (added 1987)
  • St. Luke's Chapel — 714 Pacific St. (added 1987)
  • St. Mary's Church — 540 Elm St. (added 1987)
  • Stamford Harbor Lighthouse — South of breakwater, Stamford Harbor (added May 3, 1991)
  • Suburban Club — 6 Suburban Ave./580 Main St. (added September 10, 1989)
  • Turn-of-River Bridge — Old North Stamford Road at Rippowam River (added August 31, 1987)
  • US Post Office-Stamford Main — 421 Atlantic St. (added 1985)
  • Unitarian Universalist Society in Stamford — 20 Forest St. (added 1987)
  • Zion Lutheran Church — 132 Glenbrook Road (added 1987)

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