Collections

The records consist of audiotapes and transcripts of the Yale Griswold-Brewster Oral History Project.

Writings by Rosimov, including poetry, literary essays and children's stories. Correspondence with Russian émigré writers and cultural figures, mainly on personal and literary matters.

This collection documents various families that were prominent in the Groton area. Documentation includes genealogical and biographical material, correspondence, writings, newspaper clippings, photographs and maps.

The First Church of Christ Congregational in Groton, Conn. was established in 1702. The name was changed to Groton Congregational Church in 2007.

Record books, 1832-1941; Probate files, 1865-2004, bulk 1865-1976.

The papers of Grover Francis Powers contain correspondence, reports, writings, and a scrapbook. They document Powers' interest in mentally challenged children and involvement with the National Association for Retarded Children, the American Pediatric Society, and the Southbury Training School, as well as other organizations.

The Davis siblings served with Company E of the 12th Maine Regiment in the American Civil War. Within the collection are letters home, covering the entire duration of the Civil War.

Primary and secondary source genealogical materials related to Guilford families, including tax lists, merchant ledgers, published genealogies, and files of information compiled by museum staff.

Prints, drawings, paintings, photographs, and postcards featuring Guilford buildings (especially the Whitfield House), streetscapes, and scenery.

Eleven merchant ledgers kept by various Guilford residents ranging from 1721 to 1835 listing customer names, purchases, and payments.