Showing Collections: 111 - 120 of 329
Janet Flynn collection
2005-15-0
The Janet Flynn collection contains papers related to the Litchfield Charter Commission, 1967-1971, and includes working papers, research materials and charters of other towns, drafts, memoranda, agreements, notes, newsletters, minutes, and miscellaneous documents.
Friday Fasters record book
00-1913-33-0
Elisha Frisbie Accounts and Journal
00-1955-37-0
Miss Frisbie invitation
00-1937-10-0
An invitation to Miss Frisbie, written on the back of a Henry Hart Exportation playing card, from W.H. Harrison, E. Harrison, and E.B. Woodruff. Dated at Litchfield South Farms, Miss Frisbie's company is respectfully solicited at Col. E. [Judd?]s Ball Room. Miss Frisbie may be Hannah Frisbie who was born in Litchfield, CT in 1802.
Bernice Fuessenich collection
2003-78-0
Bernice Fuessenich ephemera collection
00-2018-16-0
Small collection of items that consists of Sixth Annual Ball of the Bantam Fire Company program (1921); Camp Wonponset brochure (1910); The Bantam Bell newspaper (1920); M. H. Hallee letter to Barber Lynn.
Charles Raymond Ganung papers
00-2010-265-0
The papers of Waterbury banker Charles Raymond Ganung (1897-1965) consist of membership cards, Selective Service cards and documents, World War II ration documents, his U.S. Army World War I honorable discharge, letters of introduction, ephemera, biographical information, and news clippings.
George J. Switzer lumber yard photographs
00-2019-08-0
Two photographs, one exterior and one exterior of the George J. Switzer lumber yard.
Almira Collins Giddings album
00-1974-35-1
The Almira Collins Giddings album (1874-35-1) is comprised of three loose album pages. Each album page contains pressed leaves and flowers collected by Almira Collins Giddings from Niagra Falls and Litchfield in 1848. Included are items from Miss (Sarah) Pierce, as well as the family burying of Mr. F. Wolcott.
James Gilbert manuscript
00-2010-178-0
An historical account, titled "A Journey into the Past," of the section of Litchfield called Headquarters, written by James Gilbert, Jun 13, 1935, in which he describes lands inhabited by former enslaved people, local characters, and the Dennison, Granniss, and Hayes families.