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Handbill that reads "Taxpayers! Here is a PARTIAL list of your money handed out by our Boss First Selectman to his closest friends and supporters, under disguised roads and bridges," followed by list of recipients and amount of funds received, concluding with "This is the way your money goes. When the TAX RATE gets to 3 CENTS don't blame us. HONES GRAFT, Committee."

Election and School records for the town of Washington.

Slides of Litchfield's 250th anniversary parade.

Records relating to Litchfield Bancorp. Founded in 1850 as The Litchfield Savings Society, the name was changed in 1952 to The Litchfield Savings Bank, and changed again in 1984 to Litchfield Bancorp. The items are the bank's cashbook, 1850-1864; record book, containing board of directors minutes and other records, 1850-1889; an 1850 incorporation document; a list, possibly of directors, 1874; an excerpt from an 1880 public act related to savings banks; and a scrapbook documenting the bank's 150th birthday celebration and commemorative recipe booklets, both 2000.

Litchfield Centennial Celebration, July 4, 1876, historical address by George C. Woodruff printed program. Bookplate of Morris Woodruff Seymour.

Handbill for an upcoming illustrated story in the Sunday New York Herald, May 23 [no year].

This single volume record book contains various information pertaining to the Litchfield County Bar Association.

Docket number 1 and number 2 of the State of Connecticut Court of Common Pleas, Litchfield County, 1927.

A bill from George Pitkin, Clerk of the Court, to John Lawrence, Treasurer of the state of Connecticut requesting payment to Zebulon Taylor, keeper of the Goal [jail] in Litchfield for boarding prisoners.

Litchfield Cowboys basketball team photograph