Dalton-Morris papers
2025-21-0
Content Description
Thirteen blueprints for various projects undertaken by Peter A. J. Dalton-Morris, an envelope of documents and photographs related to the 1973 Arts & Crafts Show, an assortment of photographic prints and film slides of homes, scenes, and work projects across Litchfield, correspondence, and personal material created by the Dalton-Morris family.
Acquisition Type
Gift
Provenance
Materials produced by Peter A. J. Dalton-Morris. Left to his daughter Sarah Dalton-Morris after his death, who then donated them to the Litchfield Historical Society in 2025.
Language of Description
English
Script of Description
Latin
Restrictions Apply
No
Dates
- Creation: 1964-1995
Creator
- Dalton-Morris, Peter A. J. (Person)
Language of Materials
English
Inventory
Blueprints (oversize). o Fitzgerald residence. o Litchfield Inn expansion. o Litchfield County Agricultural Center building, 1994. o Paul Smith stables on Hutchinson Parkway. o 264 Chestnut Hill expansion, 1991. o Sawla residence on Hutchinson Parkway. o Onegla residence alterations on East Chestnut Hill. o Helprin residence expansion on East Chestnut Hill. o Levine residence improvement on Marsh Road. o Chas Pfeffer residence. o George PK. Ching residence on South Street, 1985. o Oswald Marrin stable on Fern Road. Blueprints. o Litchfield County Agricultural Center plans, 1994. 10 sheets. Photography. o Arts & Crafts Show – 1973 Newspaper articles (The Litchfield Enquirer, Connecticut’s Children).* Seven postcard sized black-and-white photographs, five double-sided. Four contact sheets of black-and-white photographs, three with negatives attached to back. Five negative prints. One 7x5 inch black-and-white photograph. Two 10x8 inch black-and-white photographs. Two 14x11 inch black-and-white photographs. One 5x3 ½ inch color photograph. o Slide Clip Box No. 12. Three index sheets. “Van Winkle Foundations and framing” Film: 635, 34407, 43649, 417. “Van Winkle framing / Hudnut cottage” Film: 90685. “Hudnut cottage / Van Winkle late summer and fall / Cape Cod fall” Film: 43647. “Van Winkle fall and early winter 1985 / Derwin warehouse” Film: 43648. “Van Winkle Interiors 1985” Film: 81879. “Van Winkle 1985 / FitzGerald foundation” Film: 34418, 17359. “FitzGerald foundation decking and framing / Heimler addition” Film: 18000. “FitzGerald framing” Film: 17997. “FitzGerald framing” Film: 17999. “FitzGerald exterior / FitzGerald interior” Film: 17998, 70579. “Heimler addition / Hamilton interiors” Film: 17351, 70578. “Mauldin interiors” Film: Agfa 420. o Slides. Envelope – 21 Kodak slides of Litchfield homes and views, 1983. Envelope – 11 Dale Laboratories slides of construction, 1991. Envelope – 10 Dale Laboratories slides of Litchfield winter, 1991. Envelope – 11 Kodak slides of Litchfield homes and views, 1983. 36 Kodak slides of Litchfield houses, 1985. 38 Kodak slides of the Litchfield road race, 1984. 34 Agfachrome film slides showing assorted Litchfield views, 1984-1988. 10 Ecktachrome Transparency Kodak slides labeled “Litchfield Houses, 1972.” 41 Dale Laboratories slides of Litchfield homes and interiors, contained within blue folder. One Agfachrome slide of Bob Huvelle, 1984. o Prints. Nineteen color photographs of “Litchfield Recycling.” “PI’s houses under construction” photographs, 1991. • 43 color photographs. • 27 negatives. “Job prints” (Fitzgerald, etcetera). • 37 color photographs. “Fitzgerald House UC.” Photographs. • 37 color photographs. “RR. Warehouse Bldg Litchfield Station for conversation for Derwin” photographs. • 4 color photographs. “Trudy + Norman Hamilton’s Home” photographs. • 17 color photographs. “Litchfield – Views & Houses” • 30 color photographs. Envelope – “Spring 1991 Start of Sawulla House.” • 25 color photographs • 38 negatives. Envelope – “Fitzgerald House + Heimler.” • 23 5 3/4x 4 inch color photographs. Seven unlabeled negatives of a house and man. One 4 7/8x3 ½ inch color photograph behind the shops in Litchfield. One 5x3 ½ inch color photograph of a house under construction. Miscellany. o “Social Register: Town of Litchfield, Connecticut, United States.” 24 December 1965. o 2 October 1993 thank you letter from Debbie and Rodney Weik to Peter Dalton-Morris.