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Malachi Tracy diary
00-2019-20-0
Diary of Malachi Tracy primarily recording work done in the Litchfield, CT area. The weather and some computations are also recorded.
Transcripts from Connecticut state records regarding the American Revolution
00-2024-47-0
Transcripts from Connecticut state records (1776-1787) regarding the American Revolution.
Two photographs of Litchfield
00-2017-48-0
Two photographs of Litchfield, one showing aftermath of a fire, the other rebuilt West Street.
Charles Underhill collection
00-1998-36-0
One folder of news clippings and publications related to Litchfield County assembled by Charles Underhill, who maintained a collection of materials on Connecticut's towns and cities. Clippings on Litchfield houses including the Thomas Painter house.
Unknown to American Home Missionary Society
00-2010-146-0
Letter contained a $3 donation. Signed "A Friend." Posted from Litchfield, Conn.
William Mitchell Van Winkle papers
00-1993-23-0
Announcement for auction of all items in the mansion, Hillhome, the residence of William Mitchell Van Winkle, Jr. (1913-2004), containing a detailed listing of contents of the mansion, 1939; Anson Dickinson miniatures documentation from the National Portrait Gallery, 1983; Hillhome sales brochures, ads, listing agreement, and related materials, 1984.
Henry Wadsworth letter to Epaphras Wadsworth
00-2019-05-0
Writes from Bradleyville, Litchfield, CT to a brother of his father Elijah Wadsworth (1747-1817) in response to a letter received after many years have passed about Elijah's death, Henry's religious beliefs, and news of family.
Henry Ward letters to Grace Ward Wessels
00-2021-55-0
Henry Ward Sr. writes from Penfield, NY to his sister Grace Ward Wessels.
Weather signals card
00-2024-59-0
Card showing how to understand flags signalling different types of weather and changing temperatures with "Compliments of the Litchfield Fire Department, 1891" on it.
Webster family papers
2017-11-0
The Webster family papers include Arethusa Farm records, ledgers, calendars, and postcards; documentation of a 1952 transcontinental trip to Alaska; and Litchfield photos and ephemera. Most of the family papers are from the 1870s through the 1920s.