This map of Stamford, Connecticut was created by KNOWOL in the tradition of nineteenth century panoramic lithographs. The map records the city in loving detail, and accurately depicts its roads, geography, and local and historical landmarks. Every building has been drawn individually, so you can zoom in and find your house or place of work. Each landmark on the map was researched and verified against the National Register of Historic Places, state records, and the institutions’ own histories.
Map of Stamford, Connecticut. Click the image for a larger preview.
The preview carries a KNOWOL watermark. The printed map is produced from the full resolution original, at twice the detail shown here, with no watermark. Designed and printed in the USA.
Stamford has grown from a 1641 settlement into Connecticut’s second city, and this beautifully designed vintage style map holds every layer of it: the Downtown Stamford Historic District and Old Town Hall, the Palace and Avon theatres, the Hoyt-Barnum House, Cove Island Park on the Sound, and the stone-walled lanes of Long Ridge Village in the back country.
Historic Stamford landmarks on the map include:
- Stamford City Hall
- Glenbrook Station
- Springdale Station
- Stamford Station
- Ferguson Library
- Downtown Stamford Historic District
- Long Ridge Village Historic District
- Revonah Manor Historic District
- Agudath Sholem Synagogue
- Benjamin Hait House
- Church of the Holy Name
- Cove Island Houses
- Deacon John Davenport House
- First Presbyterian Church
- Hoyt-Barnum House
- John Knap House
- Josiah Wilcox House
- Linden Apartments
- Marion Castle, Terre Bonne
- Octagon House
- Old Town Hall
- Saint Andrew’s Protestant Episcopal Church
- Avon Theatre
- Kweskin Theater
- The Palace Theatre
- Cove Island Park
- Stamford Museum & Nature Center
This map of Stamford makes an attractive addition to your office, library, or den, and can even be used to teach children the geography and history of the area. Reproductions are available in the KNOWOL shop, printed on archival matte paper, unframed or framed in black or white wood. When you are done exploring, click here to get your copy of the map of Stamford, Connecticut.
