Various handwritten notes, several programs. Some related to Litchfield and some not.

One of the notes is about George Switzer, a poem, a note that says"Illustrated letter to Esther Thompson from former schoolmate Miss Abby Hull" [See correspondence].

Blacks, Temperance, Woodbrigde. Various notes, some transcribed letters to William H. Thompson, notes on various people. Copied materials rang from late 1700s-1800s. Information on slavery/blacks in Litchfield.

Clippings from the Litchfield Enquirer. Full title: "Around the Green: Interesting Reminiscences of Old Litchfield by Miss Esther Thompson"

Appeared in the Waterbury American. Full title: "Childhood Memories of Civil War Times: Intensity of War feeling in Old Litchfield." Only has part four.

Clippings and envelope with the following inscription: "Newspaper Clippings - Loose in Scrap Book Miss Esther Thompson." Belongs with Mrs. Kilbourn's Scrap Books. Full title: "Life in Old Litchfield. History and Gossip of People and Events Through Two Centuries". (Esther Harriet Thompson in Waterbury American)

Text from paper written and read by Esther Thompson at a Woman's Forum meeting. Published in the Litchfield Enquirer. Some parts may be missing.

Text from paper written and read by Esther Thompson at a Woman's Forum meeting. Published in the Litchfield Enquirer. Some parts may be missing.

All in same handwriting (Esther's?) but may have been written by/for Ella M. Philips, Esther Thompson, and Emma Keeler.

Litchfield High School Competition - Prize Essay Winner.