Church of the Holy Name
Stamford, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Stamford, Connecticut • Fairfield County
The Church of the Holy Name in Stamford, Connecticut, is a significant example of Romanesque Revival architecture. It features a prominent square bell tower and a basilican plan, characteristic of the style popular for religious structures in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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