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The Stamford Historical Society Presents

Pride and Patriotism: Stamford’s Role in World War II
Online Edition

Photos from the Society’s Archives

Nick Amalfitano, killed in action at Anzio Cousins Vincent Cerretta & Vincent Cerretta Sam Stockwell
Nick Amalfitano, killed in action at Anzio Cousins Vincent Cerretta & Vincent Cerretta Sam Stockwell

Temple (Dodge) Fielding    Temple (Dodge) Fielding
Temple Fielding — George (Dodge) Fielding III (lots of photos)

Carl Lobozza    James Lobozza
Left: Carl Lobozza 1920-1981 (on right). Ship's cook First Class, U.S. Coast Guard.
Right: James Lobozza, son of Carl Lobozza, the former Society volunteer (in Carl's handwriting)

Note: we are not sure what the relationship between the two Carls is, information is greatly appreciated.
Please call (203) 329-1183 or e-mail us.

Charles Hobbie, U.S. Coastguard ID card
Charles Hobbie (see also Ferries of Yesteryear)

Third Annual Connecticut Day, July 4th 1945, Waikiki   Waly Sunderson Don Anderson
July 4th, 1945 on Waikiki. Third Annual Connecticut Day.
cut-outs at right: Waly Sunderson (?spelling), Don Anderson
Donor: Don Anderson

Group Photo, Savanna Section, the Ordnance School, 6 June 1944
Savanna Section, the Ordnance School, Classrooms. 6 June 1944, Savanna, Illinois.
Signatures of Stamford soldiers below from back of photo.
Stamford soldiers' signatures on back of photo above

Connecticut State Guard, Niantic 1945

Connecticut State Guard, Niantic 1945, back of photo
Connecticut State Guard, Niantic 1945

Photos © Stamford Historical Society

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