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Records of the Litchfield Dramatic Club (1955-38-0) consist of 2 volumes: an account book 1900-1926 kept by E.C.B. Buel, treasurer; and Minutes and Records kept by Elizabeth C.B. Buel, secretary. The Minutes book includes lists of members. Currently housed in 3B Box 60.

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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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Invitation and program to retirement dinner, 2000 May 24.

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The Sheet Music, "The Litchfield Enquirer March," 2013-60-0, was composed for piano by John J. Karl in 1895 and dedicated to George C. Woodruff, an editor of the Litchfield Enquirer. This item is oversized and housed in Oversize Box 4

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Deed to Weston G. Granniss and Lester R. Denegar for land in Litchfield, Conn.

Scope and Contents The Litchfield Golf Club Photographs (2010-387-0) consist of four photographs; one of men dressed in women's attire for the "Skirt Tournament" and three featuring people on the front porch of the rustic building that was the Litchfield Golf Club. Each photograph is identified and dated on the verso. Among the people idenified on the back of the photographs are Huntington Merchant, George McNeill, James Woodruff, Origen Seymour, Frederick Woodruff, Elbert P. Roberts, Charles H. Woodruff,...

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Litchfield High School Diploma & Commencement Exercise Program, June 16-18, 1954, 2003-71-0, belonged to Priscilla Mae Taft.  She is listed in the Commencement Exercises Program. Priscilla Mae Taft was born in 1936.  She married George Alvord (1928-1994).  Her daughter, Elizabeth Alvord Murray is the donor.

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Litchfield High School varsity 1940-1941 basketball team photograph

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An early deed to Enoch Palmer for an exchange of property for a highway. Signed by Moses Stoddard, Isaac Bissell and Supply Storn, Committee. One piece of the document is missing which would have had the date. This deed was recorded in the Litchfield Land Records, Book 4, page 682.

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"Litchfield Hill," is an article from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 2013-112-0, about the town of Litchfield during the Revolutionary War and some of its most famous residents from the later 18th and early 19th centuries: Tapping Reeve, Sarah Pierce, Oliver Wolcott, James Gould, and Benjamin Tallmadge.