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Unidentified group portait of 21 men in formal attire.

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Group photograph of men and women in colonial costumes, possibly Litchfield Players. Written on the back is, "1. Mrs. March, 2. Eb Roberts, 3. Mrs. Rockhill, 4. J. Deming Perkins, 5. Shepard Knapp, 6. Dwight, 7. Mrs. Belden, 8. O. S. Seymour, Miss Webster"

Scope and Contents Group photograph of men and women in front of a building. A label on the front states, "The Litchfield Bowling Club, 1863, The Club, 1 Rev. Storrs O. Seymour. 2 Judge Edward W. Seymour. 3 Mr. Hiram Warner. 4 Mr. Wm. H. Braman. 5 Miss E. S. Van Winkle. 6 Mrs. Hiram Walker. 7 Miss Raches Noyes Mrs C. E. Whitehead. 8 Miss Annie Davis. 9. Miss Mary F. Tallmadge Mrs. E. W. Seymour. 10 Miss Maria Seymour. 11 Mr. Charles Woodruff. 12 Miss Emily Noyes Mrs. J. A. Vanderpoel. 13 Miss M. D. Van Winkle....

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Two views of soldiers and a crowd on the Litchfield Green. A label on the photograph mount states, "Presentation of colors to the 19th Connecticut Regiment by William Curtis Noyes, on behalf of his wife Julie F. Tallmadge Noyes, on the Litchfield Green, September 10th, 1862"

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Mezzotint by William Sartain, 1891, after Couder for the Sons of Liberty. Engraved "February 22, 1732, Sons of the Revolution in the State of New-York. February 22, 1892"

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Portrait of unidentified man.

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Five copies of a photograph showing a line of soldiers on horses. One photograph has "Wm. T. Day[illegible] is 5th from the right. World War I" written on back. Another copy has on back "William C. Birge, also in picture Uncle Eugene L. Richards, Frederick Bunnell, Mr. Ernest Smith, Mr. Frank Doyle - probably others from Milton. under the command of Capt. Hobart Guion of Litchfield & Milton."

One copy of soldiers posed not on horses.

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Panoramic view of men posed outdoors.

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Panoramic view of a group of men posed outdoors.

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Panoramic view of a group of men next to stone monument.