A view of Prospect Street and views from Prospect Hill, including a view west to Bantam Lake and looking east to the center of Litchfield.

Litchfield Station of the Shepaug Valley Railroad. Photograph taken in 1909 includes early automobiles, and horse and buggies. Oversize photograph is currently housed in Photograph Oversize Box 1.

Built about 1785 by Jeremiah or John Griswold. Later owners included Isaac Baldwin, Jr.; James Duggan; and Ellis (1996).

Three photographs taken in 1924 before alterations of the house built by WIlliam Spratt about 1797. It was owned in 1970 by Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Gauger.

This house was built in 1759. Owners included Reuben Dickinson; William Hall; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Busk. Indian Spring is a commonly used house name.

Originally located on Buell Road in East Litchfield, this house was moved to this site in 1961 and restored by Blaine & Eleanor Cota. They named it Heritance House. It was built about 1740 by Peter Buell. Owned in 2012 by Carol Bramley. Photographs include one of the house at its original location, interior views of the chimney & paneling; restoration work; and 1969 views taken by Richard Wurts.

Located at the corner of Saw Mill Road and Milton Road, this house is thought to have built in 1774. Owners have included Jehiel Parmelee; David Welch; Reeves W. Hart; and Thomas Barnes.

A small black & white photograph of the Butternut Farm house when owned by Hans and Sonia Seherr Thoss.

There are two photographs of the Thomas Hinchcliff house that was built about 1880. Also a copy of a photograph of the Shear Shop taken in 1916.

A small color photograph of a house built about 1850. In 1859 it was owned by Chester Thomas and in 1868 by Nelson Barnes. Other owners included George W. Mason (1905); John L. Bourquin; and Ann S. Kidder (1976).