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Two photographs, one exterior view and one interior view, of the school in Fluteville, Litchfield, CT, showing students and the teacher, identified as D. Hough (Stratton).

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A small collection consisting of Bantam School handbook for parents (1964); Berkshire Horse Show program (1976); and a Haight Vineyard wine label (1987).

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Headquarters School District clerk's record book, 1873-1877; receipts and accounts related to Asa L. Granniss and Fremont Granniss.

Scope and Contents The Thomas Hogan papers (originally named the Thomas Hogan Litchfield Schools Planning Committee papers) includes documentation of his work on that committee, as well as accruals documenting Hogan's work as a member of the Litchfield Board of Selectmen, Litchfield School Board, and Litchifeld Democratic Town Committee. Thus far, the Litchfield Schools Planning Committee papers is the only series that has been processed. They document the Committee's work to formulate options for...

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Individual members of Dorothy Jenkins's Litchfield Center School fifth grade class on one single, long roll.

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Seven Bantam, Conn., class photographs, elementary and junior high school children, 1926-1927 and undated.

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Advertising brochure for Lakeview Hall, a school for girls in Litchfield, Conn. for school year 1889-1890.

Scope and Contents The Litchfield 2nd School District minute book (1983-08-0) contains meeting minutes for the years 1858 through 1879. The minutes in the volume record the activities of the annual meeting for each year. Topics such as repairing the school house and hiring a female teacher are seen early on in the book. "Register of 2nd School District Litchfield" is recorded in the front cover. It is also referred to as the Chestnut Hill School District in some of the annual meeting minutes. The item is...

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The minute book for Litchfield 14th school district (1982-25-0) contains meeting minutes from Oct. 16, 1828 to Sept. 1879 with election of officers, accounts, laying school tax, hiring teachers, determination of school sessions, building a new school in 1866, and other business. The school was known as South Plains School. Currently housed in 3A Box 30.

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Litchfield Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. Advertisement. Miss E. Taylor, principal, Miss V. Tilden, of Baltimore, Md., assistant. undated.