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Milton History Day proclamation
00-2010-202-0
Proclamation of the Town of Litchfield that Aug. 18, 1984, be designated Milton History Day, signed by Charles A. Dobos, First Selectman. The organ and stained glass window in the Trinity Episcopal Church and the National Register of Historic Places designation of the David Welch house are cited.
Henry B. Miner Poetry Book
00-2011-97-0
The Henry B. Miner Poetry Book collection (2011-97-0) is a small poetry book created by Henry B. Miner. The book contains a few pages of what appears to be original poetry. Poems include are “There is Nothing True But Heavens,” “Mary’s Tears,” and “Lifes [sic] Likeness.”
Garry H. Minor Music Book
00-2011-113-0
The Garry H. Minor Music Book (2011-113-0) is a music book owned by Garry H. Minor. The first couple of pages contain theoretical information but the majority contains vocal music written for a tenor.
Garry H. Minor papers
00-2009-108-0
Miscellaneous bills
00-2010-149-0
Approximately 15 bills from Litchfield area merchants and businesses, 1886-1904.
Miscellaneous deed collection
00-1975-69-3
Eight deeds for land in Goshen, Conn. and Winchester, Conn.; one deed for a cemetery plot; and one survey of land in Goshen
Miscellaneous papers
2002-64-0
Papers relating to families and activities in Litchfield, including correspondence related to Camp, Smith, Hill, and other families; deeds; contracts and other legal documents relating to highway and bridge construction and maintenance; Reports of the Selectmen and Treasurer of the Town of Litchfield, 1890-1911; Road Schedules; Charter and Bylaws of the Town of Litchfield, 1862; and other papers.
Miscellaneous records
00-2009-24-0
Estate inventories, leases, and contracts related to business activities in Litchfield, Conn., 1895-1924.
Missionary Association of the Sabbath School of the United Society
00-2009-139-0
A small notebook with minutes and accounts of the Missionary Association.
Misssionary Association. School reports
00-2010-134-0
Individual monthly reports of the classes of the school that contain sums contributed by each pupil and teacher on the Sabbath of each week. "Missionary Association" is written as part of the heading of a few of the class sheets. There is no further information about the exact name or place of the organization. There is also a note from J.G. Hudsen explaining the contents of the small-sized sheets.