Bridgeport Then & Now

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Columbia Records original Headquarters, c. 1907

Who would have guessed this one?  Columbia Records grew from a gramophone manufacturing company  that dates back to the 1890s.  They started pressing discs in 1902 in the building that was once occupied by the Howe sewing Machine factory.  The building has been demolished, and a dog racing track commands the intersection where it once stood.

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Perry Memorial Arch in Bridgeport, CT - Then & Now

Perry Memorial Arch, Then & Now See this View on the map

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Soldiers & Sailors Memorial in Seaside Park

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Seawall at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, CT - Then & Now

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P.T. Barnum Statue, Then & Now - Bridgeport, CT

P.T. Barnum Statue, Then & Now See this View on the map

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Nathaniel Wheeler Memorial, Then & Now -Bridgeport, CT

Nathaniel Wheeler Memorial, Then & Now See this View on the map

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Bridgeport Public Library, Then & Now

Bridgeport Public Library, Then & Now See this View on the map

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United Congregational Islamic Center, in Bridgeport, CT - Then & Now

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YMCA of Bridgeport, Then & Now

YMCA of Bridgeport, Then & Now See this View on the map

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Mountain Grove Cemetery

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McLevy Green

Abraham Lincoln spoke in Bridgeport in 1860 in the center of the old city.

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