The Catharine Canfield Cookbook (1982-64-0) was created by Catharine Canfield. A transcription is available in the box with the cookbook. Currently housed in 3A Box 17.

The Thomas Canfield et al Account Book (2011-125-0) was used by Canfield and his son-in-law, David Baldwin, to keep records of accounts. Canfield appears to have worked as a blacksmith. His entries include detailed lists of his children's portions of his estate.

The "Canterbury" Music Book collection (1975-97-76) is a small music book. It is unbound and has numbered pages; some pages are missing. The book begins on page six with a song entitled "Canterbury" with parts for Treble, Tenor and Bass.

Papers of Peter J. Carelli who lived in Bantam, CT. Papers document his income through several years of tax returns in the 1950s and a liquor store he owned in Torrington. Materials include liquor labels, marketing materials, and price lists; legal and financial papers; and photographs.

This collection consists of Smith family papers, primarily Lemuel Smith and his family, who lived in the Northfield section of Litchfield. Within the collection are deeds, a few financial records and probate records, and a surveyor's record book (1807).

Scrapbook, photographs and newspaper clippings of Caroline C. Wakefield, first female high sheriff of Litchfield County. Scrapbook stored in aisle 3A.

Patent for a machine for cutting scale-board, etc. Currently housed in aisle 18B: Oversize Box 3.

Various documents of Ephraim Carter (1746-1823) & his son Ezra (1773-1811); William C. Carter and Horace E. Carter, sons of Ezra.

Deeds for land in East Litchfield, Conn., and Torrington, Conn. relating to the Carter family of East Litchfield. Most involve Joseph E. Carter, Elizabeth Clark Carter, Effie Ruth Curtiss Carter, and Alfred H. Perkins among others. Also the discharge record for Charles Carter from the 2nd Regiment Conn. Heavy Artillery on September 9, 1865.

Deed to Joseph H. Scoville for land in Harwinton, Conn.