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Constituent correspondence, reports from state agencies, records of the Governor's legal counsel, records of special assistant David McQuade, correspondence and reports from the Governor's Washington Office, press releases, speeches, photographs and campaign materials including film and videotape. RG 005:037, Governor William A. O'Neill records, to see the complete finding aid and container list.

William Brownell Goodwin (1866-1950) was a Hartford archaeologist, historian, and genealogist who was particularly interested in early Norse and Irish explorations and the earliest history of Connecticut. Correspondence, notes and a valuable (unlisted) group of maps and atlases. Click here to see the scanned paper finding aid and container list (pdf).​ ​

The personal papers of William Miller relating to the Borough of Litchfield Charter Revision Commission, Board of Warden and Burgesses, Courthouse Site Committee, Postal Site Committee, historic preservation Borough Historical and Architectural Commission, Litchfield Green Advisory Committee, Litchfield Historical Society "European Extravaganza," Historic District, and other Borough matters; The Sanctum; and the Litchfield Country Club; architectural drawings of the residence of Mrs. Francis Little of Beecher St.; drawings of suggested changes to a residence on Beecher Lane; and topographic maps of northeast Connecticut.

Papers pertaining to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit; legal notes; bound volumes of opinions delivered by Timbers, 1970-1992; bound volumes of case summaries, 1971-1992; and law review articles.

The Wilton Land Conservation Trust Collection contains the records of the Wilton Land Conservation Trust.

The collection contains historical ephemera relating to the town of Winchester and the city of Winsted.

File folders contain historical information, relating to the town of Winchester and the city of Winsted, about local individuals and families.

The notebook collection contains historical information relating to the town of Winchester and city of Winsted, on a wide range of topics.

The Wood Memorial Library Quilters (1974-2014) was a volunteer organization of quilters that supported the Wood Memorial Library. They repaired and finished quilts for customers and created quilts from scratch that were sold in auction or raffled off, and donated the proceeds to the Wood Memorial Library. This collection consists of four scrapbooks that have been disassembled and copied and three series of records: financial papers, correspondence, and miscellaneous papers and photos.