Two small photographs of the Walsh house, built in 1930 under the direction of Albert Pierce. Later owners included Moseleys and Byron Round.

Photograph of the Fluteville District School with a group of students and the teacher, Miss Mary Hopkins. The school was abandoned about 1908, last used as Shanley's chicken yard, and demolished after 1958 by the U.S. government for flood control area.

Photograph of an unknown location on Newton Road with Selectman Newton Tyler and 3 other people with a pair of oxen and a cart.

Photograph of the Guernsey Hill District School, no longer standing, with students and teachers. The school was located on the west side of Northfield Road near the beginning of Wigwam Road.

Built by Hiram B. Woodcock ca. 1828-1830, this house faces South Street, between #292 and #308. The location of the driveway is on Old South Road and the reason the house number is assigned to Old South Road.  Owners have included E. Hempsted [1852]; Sarah C. Coe [1888]; Elliott B & Sophie Allen [1899]; Clarissa c. Ambler (Mrs. Daniel [1908]; Richard Liggett [1920]; and Walter Upson, 1939-1975.

A small black and white photograph of the Marsh District School. The photograph was donated to the Society in 1913 by Dr. Peck. On an 1874 map, a school is located on the north side of what is now Reder Road. The 1928/1929 Report for Litchfield schools states that a new school was built for the District in that school year and was located in Campville.

Originally at #77 West Street. Owned 1799/1800 by Arad Way. Silas E. Cheney enlarged it by adding a second story. Owned in 1849 and 1862 by Mrs. Silas E. Cheney. George H. Hunt owned it in 1920. Moved about 1950 to Norfolk Road. Owned in 1986 by Edward Ives.

Spring Hill Farm

Spring Hill School

Forman School