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A thriving financial center, Stamford dominates as one of the country's most developed cities. Boasting largest number of corporations in all 50 states, the city has evidently come a long way from its Native American history. The sunny disposition of the city is defined by its sprawling parks, glistening modern buildings as well as some well-preserved historical libraries, museums and theaters.
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Church of the Holy Name is a beautiful church located at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Pulaski Street. Established in the 19th Century it continues to function till date. The grand architecture of the church is inspired from many styles like Late Victorian and Neo-Romanesque. Regular masses are conducted by the church as per schedule. The church also has events, which mainly includes their annual harvest festival.
Nestled in the heart of downtown Stamford, the St. Andrew's Episcopal church is an Anglo-Catholic parish. The church is a beauty and follows the tradition of conducting the worships in the traditional language. With soothing music and liturgy, the church reflects the beauty of the traditions of Anglican and Catholics. The church welcomes the people to come and visit this place and enjoy the beauty of it.
The Stamford Cone is a 14 meter (46 feet) high cone shaped structural artwork in Downtown Stamford. Built as a landmark feature for the UBS AG headquarters, this towering work of art is made entirely of beautiful stained-glass which is quite a joy to look at, especially when it lights up during the night. The brainchild of a British architect, this monumental structure is one that will be remembered for its immense beauty and unique design.
