Schools -- Connecticut -- Litchfield
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
William Keifer collection
00-1996-19-0
Seven Bantam, Conn., class photographs, elementary and junior high school children, 1926-1927 and undated.
Lakeview Hall, 1889
Advertising brochure for Lakeview Hall, a school for girls in Litchfield, Conn. for school year 1889-1890.
Litchfield 2nd School District minute book
00-1983-08-0
Litchfield 14th school district minute book
00-1982-25-0
The minute book for Litchfield 14th school district (1982-25-0) contains meeting minutes from Oct. 16, 1828 to Sept. 1879 with election of officers, accounts, laying school tax, hiring teachers, determination of school sessions, building a new school in 1866, and other business. The school was known as South Plains School. Currently housed in 3A Box 30.
Litchfield Boarding and Day School, late 1850s-early 1860s
Litchfield Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. Advertisement. Miss E. Taylor, principal, Miss V. Tilden, of Baltimore, Md., assistant. undated.
Litchfield High School, 1853-2000
Catalogues, newsletters, class of 1931 50th reunion, "Historical Luncheon Recipes," "Literary Corner"
Litchfield High School - Commencement programs, 1905-1957
Graduation exercise programs and invitations for 1905, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1920, 1924-1928, 1936, 1939, 1953, 1957
Litchfield High School - "Litchfield Breezes", 1908-1909
Issues of "Litchfield Breezes" for December 1908 and June 1909
Litchfield High School reunion of graduates scrapbook
2010-266-0
Scrapbook regarding the reunion of Litchfield High School graduates held on Aug. 27, 1988. Also contains This Is Litchfield by Frank B. Eraclito and Joseph J. Hack Jr., 1953; The Memory Book, 1988; and Litchfield High School class of 1951 50th reunion booklet, Sep. 15, 2001.
Litchfield Historical Society photograph collection
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The Litchfield Historical Society photograph collection is an artifical collection brought together by staff that contains photographs that primarily were part of the vertical files collection. They are arranged into three series by format: Series 1. Prints; Series 2. Daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and tintypes; and Series 3. Glass plates. The content of the prints and glass plates are categorized in this finding aid by subject; the physical objects are arranged by accession.