This Plaque Is Erected
In Memory Of
Attilio R. “Pop” Frassinelli
Lieutenant Governor
State of Connecticut
1967 – 1971
For His Many Contributions
to the
Town of Stafford — — Map (db m111937) HM
Hyde Park includes 150 acres nestled in the downtown area
on the south side of the Middle River. In 1897, Stafford native
Isaac Perkins Hyde, owner of Hyde Manufacturing in Southbridge,
Massachusetts, bequeathed funds to the Town of Stafford . . . — — Map (db m260012) HM
This is the home of the famous mineral springs where the Indians met to drink the iron and sulphur waters to make them “lively” and to which the future President John Adams came for his health in 1771. Later the elite of the Nation gathered here for . . . — — Map (db m111917) HM
The Stafford Historical Society Museum was built by
Julius Converse 1887-1889 as the office and bottling
facility of the Mineral Springs Manufacturing Company Mill.
In 1896, the new owner, Mrs. Julia Johnson, deeded it to
the Stafford Library . . . — — Map (db m260009) HM
( left monument )
Dedicated to the Memory of All the Veterans from Stafford Who So Gallantly Served Their Country During the Conflicts of the 20th Century
World War I 04-06-1917 — 11-11-1918
( 259 names are listed )
World . . . — — Map (db m111939) WM
One Nation Indivisible
With Liberty And Justice
For All
1861
1865
The Gift Of Colonel Charles Warren
To The Town Of His Nativity — — Map (db m111936) WM
Stafford
Wall of Honor
20th Century
Killed In Action
WWI
Bousquet, W. · Cunningham, M. · Needham, C. · Roberts, C. · Strazza, A. · Swift, E.
WWII
Carocari, A. · Cooley, J. · Hajosy, F. · Hipsky, A. · Klecak, F. · Panciera, J. · . . . — — Map (db m111941) WM
