The Dr. Watts Music Book collection (1794-1820) is a music book containing hymns and other songs. A few pages at the beginning and end of the book containing hand written music, but must of the book contains music that was printed. Songs include “Old Hundred” (printed) and “Portuguese hymn” (hand-written).

Payroll of a company of Connecticut State troops in the service of the United States, commanded by Capt. Samuel Waugh.

Handwritten notes on medicine. On the cover of one notebook "April 4, 1785 I began study of physick - with Doctr. Hastings."

Card showing how to understand flags signalling different types of weather and changing temperatures with "Compliments of the Litchfield Fire Department, 1891" on it.

Letter from Daniel Webster in Boston dated 1844 Nov 19 to Joseph W. Moulton, 89 Merchents Exchange in New York making arrangements for sale of furniture.

School copy book in geography of Everit Wright, ca. 1830s; composition book of Alice Wright, 1830; "Metropolitan Fashions," published by Butterick Publishing Co. imprinted with Mrs. L. E. Sedgwick, Litchfield, Aug 1897.

Noah Webster dictionary manuscript page (1963-28-0) is a single hand-written page of words including Brazier, Brazen, Brazil, Breach and Bread. Circa 1825.

Noah Webster in Amherst (Mass.) writes to Abraham Bishop in New Haven about an invitation to a class reunion in New Haven. Although he "retains a strong affection for his classmates", Mr. Webster declines the invitation citing age and other concerns.

One letter dated 1833 Nov 4 from Noah Webster in New Haven to Messrs. Webster and Skinner in Albany concerning the rights to print the new spelling book. Two letters, 1830 Feb 3 and 1833 Nov 7, to Noah Webster from Webster and Skinner in Albany.

Invoice for expenses.