A collection of papers of the Luddington and Potter families. Polly Luddington, granddaughter of David, married Sherman Potter on 13 March 1816.

The school visitors of Plymouth (Conn. ) - Gideon Woodruff, Isaiah Doolittle, and Apolles Warner - certify that Mr. Sherman Potter is a gentleman and qualified to instruct in a District school. Dated Plymouth (Conn.) Jan 1, 1813.

Songs for Presentation Day (1978-02-0), is a folded printed sheet made for the graduation ceremony for the Class of 1857 from Yale College. Inside are the words to six songs including, "Gaudeamus," "Air-Sparkling and Bright," "Litoria," "Air - Annie Laurie," "Air - A Little More Cider Too," and "Air - Ellen Bayne." George M. Woodruff is listed as part of the Committee.

Report written by Sara B. Chase, Consulting Services, Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities. Includes photographs of buildings on Main St.

Pressed Flower Souvenir and Calling Card, 1975-97-77,  consists of a small handmade booklet with three pages with pressed flower arrangements, each taken from a different location inJerusalem.  With it is a calling card of Mrs. H. B. Graves.

Mark Prindle of Harwinton (Conn.) deed to Miles Beach of Litchfield for a 2 acres of land in Litchfield with dwelling house. Witnessed by Molly Marsh and Isaac Baldwin, Justice of Peace.

Handbill, another Prohibition Party meeting will by held at Armory Hall, Litchfield, CT, by Hon. A. [Alfred] R. Heath of Danbury, CT, state organizer of the Prohibition Party, Sept. 7. "St. John and Daniel" printed at the top.

These Promissory Notes (2012-42-0), dated from 1796-1800, include various handwritten notes for monies owed to individuals and all identified as from Litchfield, Connecticut. Among the people included in this collection are Abner Lovejoy, James Kilbourn, Jesse Kilbourn, Chauncey Kilbourn, Dr. Orange Smith, Simeon Taylor, and Reuben Webster.

Letter regarding the draft ordered by the President of the United States.