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"Order of the exercises of the Ciceronean Society of Goshen" (Conn.). The managers were W. Lyman and H.H. Beach and the Committee members were W. Hart, C.C. Beers, and J.F. Norton.

Scope and Contents The papers of the Landon and Howd families of Salisbury, Conn., including bonds, correspondence, deeds, estate records, and other items. Family members reflected in the papers include James Landon (1744-1813) and his son James (1770-1833), Henry E. Howd, (1799-1878; son-in-law of the younger James Landon), and Henry E. Howd's son Frank E. Howd (1849-1933).John Landon (1720-1810) was one of four brothers who moved to Litchfield, Conn., with their father, James, in the 1720s. John...

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Programs for production of the Litchfield Dramatic Association in 1879 and the Litchfield Dramatic Club for 1885, 1886, 1894, 1900, 1901

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The Litchfield Dramatic Club scrapbook (2011-84-0) contains items related to the Litchfield Dramatic Club for the years 1899-1901. The majority of the volume is comprised of newspaper clippings about the Dramatic Club, as well programs for productions produced by the club. Some plays represented in the scrapbook are "Mr. Bob", "Second Thoughts" and "A Cup of Tea". The item is currently housed in 3B Box 60.

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An invitation to the 1946 season of the Litchfield Summer Theater, the full set of programs for the 1947 season of the Litchfield Summer Theater, and a program for the Sixth Annual Pop Concert presented by Litchfield High School musical organizations on May 8, 1936. The playbill for the pop concert includes the Litchfield High School Orchestra, the Pupils of the Center School theater group, the Litchfield Junior-Senior High School Band, and the Litchfield High School Music Organizations.

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The Litchfield Theatre Programs (2011-130-0) consists of two printed programs, one for the Litchfield Hills Theatre and its production in August 1939 of "The Night of January 16th" and one for the Litchfield Summer Theatre and its production of "Witness for the Prosecution" (n.d.). Both include cast listings and advertisement for area businesses.

Scope and Contents The papers (1703-1906) of the Stoddard family of Litchfield, Conn., including correspondence, deeds, documents related to estates, legal documents, financial records, and other items. John Stoddard (1674/5-1727/8) of Wethersfield, Conn., was one of the original proprietors of Litchfield. He married Sarah Camp. Their children were Lydia, Moses, Sarah, Jerusha, Mary, John, Abigail, James, Josiah, and Prudence. Moses Stoddard (1700/1-1777) married Ruth Goodwin. Their children were Hannah,...