The closing party on the 24th will feature "Dolly Curtis Interviews ... The Flood of 1955 - October 15 - Norwalk-Stamford, CT" the Public Access program she and her longtime partner/cameraman Victor Cromwell did this year on the flood of 1955, including dramatic flood footage shot by Victor Cromwell for CBS news in 1955. Mr Cromwell, a Norwalk resident, has been the cameraman for Dolly's show for the past 20 years and was the cameraman for CBS News at the time of the flood.

Please join the Norwalk Historical Commission to take another look at the "angry waters" of the Norwalk River as they surged through our town that memorable October night of 1955.

Dolly Curtis and Gail Wall and many of the Historical Society members who worked on the Flood exhibit, "Angry Waters, the Norwalk Flood of 1955," will be here for the closing party. Come and visit with all of us and take the opportunity to step into time with the Dunne hardware store installation and the other museum exhibits.

For more information please contact Norwalk Museum curator Susan Gunn-Bromley at 866-0202

Angry Waters was made possible through the generous support of:
M.F. DiScala & Company, Print Path, Mr. and Mrs. John Wall, Frank J. DeMilo, CPA, Friends of the Norwalk Museums, Inc., McMAaon Ford, Manger Funeral Home, Patriot Bank and in cooperation with the Norwalk Historical Commission and the Norwalk Museum.