Planner and diary used by Abby Merriam Wiggin during the year of 1914.

An autobiographical account of the life of Abby Merriam Wiggin written in October 1935. In 1970, the account was transcribed by Lewis Merriam Wiggin, who added his own observations in the form of a postscript note.

One box of materials containing correspondence, journals, legal papers, and genealogical materials pertaining to the Wiggin family of Litchfield, Connecticut. Primarily focuses on Abby Merriam Wiggin, Lewis Wiggin, and Charlotte Wiggin.

A March 16, 1882 letter to Frederick Holme Wiggin from "Grandma Seymour" about his family and wishing him well.

An unbound scrapbook of thirteen pages created by the Wiggin family children as they grew up in Litchfield. Contains black-and-white photographs of the family as well as issues of a faux newspaper tittled "The Litchfield Answerer" detailing the perspective of the children on local and family events.

A December 16, 1937 letter to Charlotte Monroe Wiggin from her cousin Edith concerning the holidays and the continuation of their regular correspondence.

Undated materials penned by Charlotte Monroe Wiggin for her membership application to the Daughters of the American Revolution based upon her descent from Elijah Alvord.

Undated collection of recipes compiled by the Litchfield Garden Club and retained by the Wiggin family.