Schools
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Delia Marsh Barnes school books
00-1911-25-0
(1911-25-0) Collection of two school books dating from 1825. They include bible verses, math, and excerpts from a British history book.The collection is housed in Small Acquisitions.
William J. Brewster papers
00-1986-28-0
Territory of South Dakota teacher's territorial certificate, 1883; typed memoirs "The making of a state: a tenderfoot in South Dakota"; a letter from Frederick Budlong regarding Brewster's resignation as rector of St. Michael's Parish, 1935; and a letter from Bradford Anderson regarding Anderson's genealogical connection to William Brewster of the Mayflower, 1942.
Catlin family papers
00-2010-113-0
Truman Guild school books
00-1975-97-27,28,30, 32, 33-0
Litchfield Education Association and Board of Education program and invitation
00-2002-30-0
Invitation and program to retirement dinner, 2000 May 24.
Litchfield Female Academy collection
1890-07-2
Litchfield School Committee records
00-1952-35-0
School rate bills and lists of subscribers to the first school society.
Elisha Marsh School Book
00-2011-44-0
The Elisha Marsh School Book collection (2011-44-0) contains math problems and notes. The book contains various rules of mathematics and also math problems done by the student. The book is not dated.
Morris Academy catalogue, 1809
00-1982-21-0
Catalogue of the members of Morris Academy, Litchfield, South Farms, 1809. James Morris, Esq., preceptor; Joseph Harvey, A.B., tutor. A list of ladies and gentlemen students and their places of residence.
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."