Frisbie-Frisbee Gallery
Images from FFFAA files and personal family archives.
Frisbie’s Pie Pin
Frisbie’s Pie Bakery Bldg, Bridgeport, CT – early 1900s
Frisbie’s Pie Delivery Trucks, Bridgeport, CT
Frisbie’s Pie Bakery, Bridgeport, CT
Frisbie’s Pie Bakery, Bridgeport, CT
The Frisbie Pie Company, Bridgeport, CT (1880s-1958) delivered pies across the New Haven region and had stores in New York and Rhode Island at its peak. By the 1940s the factory was churning out 200,000 pies a day and employed almost 800 workers.
Frisbie’s Pie Bakery, Bridgeport, CT
Wm R Frisbie Pie Bakery
Judge Barnes Frisbie Family Middletown, VT c1900
Charles Frisbie At His House 395 Main St Cromwell, CT 1853
Stevens-Frisbie House, Cromwell, CT
Russell Abner Frisbie Arrigoni Bridge Opening Cromwell, CT 1938
Russell Abner Frisbie 1901 Red Devil Car Cromwell, CT
J. & E. Stevens Co. Mechanical Bank, “Calamity Bank” 1905
J. & E. Stevens Co. Mechanical Bank, “Tammany Bank” 1873
J. & E. Stevens Co. Mechanical Bank, “William Tell” 1896
Judge Barnes Frisbie 1815-1893 Middletown, VT
William Albert Frisbie, Minneapolis, MN 1900
Robert Dean Frisbie’s children, Hawaii 1944
George Morell Frisbie Civil War
Tim Frisbie of Hollywood, CA’s relative who served in the War between the states
Edward A. Frisbee 1829 – 1893 Delhi, NY
Edward Selah Frisbee 1837-1920 Albany, NY
Edward Selah Frisbee Grave
Edward Selah Frisbee D.D. (1837-1920) president of Wells College, Aurora, NY was the first Frisbie family historian. Buried in West Cemetery, Amherst, MA
Frisbee’s 1828 Market, Kittery Point, Maine
Edward Frisbie of Branford Grave
Edward Frisbie 1677-1741 third generation of Frisbie line in America. Son of John (1676-1736), grandson of founder Edward Frisbie (1620-1690)