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The Watson family collection consists of a photographic scrapbook, artwork, documents about the Watson homestead on Main Street, and other materials related to artist Amelia M. Watson (1856-1934), her sister photographer Edith S. Watson (1861-1943) and their family, all of South Windsor, CT.

Card showing how to understand flags signalling different types of weather and changing temperatures with "Compliments of the Litchfield Fire Department, 1891" on it.

Wedding invitation to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Putnam.

The Wednesday Afternoon Club is a South Windsor social and philanthropic club for women. This collection includes three boxes of minutes, by-laws, constitution revisions, programs, audit reports, and membership lists from club inception in 1901 to present.

The collection consists of seven letters written to Mr. Gutman by Senators Dodd and Lieberman regarding his concern about human rights violations associated with the U.S. Army School of the Americas. The remaining letters are in response for his concern about human rights issues in Kosovo and the Kurds in Iraq.

The Wellesley Club of Hartford was organized in 1894. Its purpose is "exclusively charitable and educational, particularly to advance the interests and promote the welfare of Wellesley College." There are four classes of members, (active, life, associate, and honorary), but only active and life members may vote and serve on the board of directors. Included in the records are minutes of meetings, reports, correspondence, constitution and by-laws, reminiscences, and printed pamphlets. Click here to see the scanned paper finding aid and container list (pdf).

This collection contains a variety of artistic renderings of Wethersfield, nature, architecture, etc.

This collection documents the business transactions of various individuals and companies in the town of Wethersfield.

These papers include records and memorabilia from a variety of civic organizations in Wethersfield. They provide valuable insight into the social lives of Wethersfield residents as well as the political issues that mattered to Wethersfield residents.

This collection consists of diaries kept by Wethersfield residents and provide insight into what they did for work and pleasure.