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Getrude Phelps O'Donnell collection
00-2002-52-0
1 photograph, Gov. Holcomb and staff at Litchfield bicentennial planting an oak tree in front of Litchfield Historical Museum, 1921
The Old Governor's Report of the Battle of Blue Swamp [poem]
00-2010-124-0
Old Grist Mills Cease
00-2010-367-0
Typed essay on the subject of King's Mill of Morris (formerly South Farms) and other Litchfield County Mills including photographic prints of King's Mill.
"The Old Reliable Shoe Store" broadside
00-2015-85-0
"The Old Reliable Shoe Store" broadside, A. J. Grosjean, dealer in boots, shows, and rubbers, Woodruff's Block, West Street, Litchfield, CT.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 61 (Goshen, Conn.) records
00-1972-117-3
Records, including minutes, accounts, and members, of the Lodge in Goshen (Conn.). The mother lodge was St. Paul's Lodge in Litchfield. Also a brief history of the Lodge by James R. Case.
Oliver Wolcott pay order
00-2026-13-0
A February 3, 1780 order signed and endorsed by Oliver Wolcott (1760-1833) assigning payment of two pounds, two shillings to a Mr. Nehemiah Gates.
Order of protection granted John Couch
00-2023-31-0
Order of protection granted to John Couch by the Litchfield Superior Court signed by Frederick Wolcott, Clerk
Order to the Colony of Connecticut
00-2022-29-0
Order to the Colony of Connecticut from the Constable of Kent asking to be paid for transporting vagrants from Kent to Litchfield and providing an accounting of expenses.
Curtis Orson family record
00-1972-126-0
A half-page handwritten sheet concerning Curtis Orson, born 29 Nov 1806, of Alvin from Farmington; his marriage to Rachel Russell and the names of their 7 children born between 1825 and 1840.
Ethan Osborn school bill
00-2009-110-0
A bill or school account submitted by Ethan Osborn and attested as accurate by Isaac Baldwin, justice of peace, Litchfield County on 8 June 1784. It appears to be a list of students with the number of days they attended school and the charge for their attendance. One bill for nine pounds is to be paid in cash or wheat, and the second bill for 9 pounds is to paid in "any sort of grain, wool, flax, or good merchantable white pine boards."