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Article from The Realtor's Voice of Connecticut with a photograph of the officers and directors of the Litchfield County Board, including Oswald Marrin, President.

Many from childhood.

From childhood.

World War II

Photograph circa 1905. On the back is a note: "To Oz Marrin - Anybody who cuts brush in the rain for the railroad should have something to hang on his wall! David Talbert, June 1985." [b][i]Currently housed in aisle 18B Oversize Box 2A.[/i][/b]

Alphabetical listing of properties for sale, with descriptions of the land and buildings.

"Pilgrimage of old houses and gardens" Litchfield, Connecticut for the benefit of Litchfield Wild Garden and war relief. Also an undatedscript for a Litchfield Historical Society walking tour. Also a photograph of the Litchfield Law School with gardens. Two photographs of the Corner House, #10 North Street. Photographs of the Whipping Post Elm by the jail being cut down; Memorial Day 1950. Photograph of Bronson swimming pool, labelled first in Litchfield.

Booklet "The colossal, pre-historic secret of Litchfield County" published by the Litchfield Historical Society, 1999.

Item 1 is a pamphlet by Russell Bourne, Connecticut 350 Coordinator. Illustrated by Donald D. Sibley. Contains brief biographies of well known residents of Litchfield.printed in 1986.

Booklet "A history of Camp Wonposet for Boys, LItchfield, Connecticut. established 1906." written on the occasision of the camp's 85th anniversary by David F. Anderson, camper, counselor, director 1947-1986. Also color photographs of tornado damage at the camp from the 1989 tornado.

Remiscences about Litchfield roads by Philip Waugh; The Town of Litchfield, Conn. by Edward Raymond, 1988; The Litchfield Summer Theatre program June - Sept. 1947; By-Laws of the Litchfield Aid of the Connecticut Junior Republic Assoc., Inc.; Constitution and by-laws of The Women's Forum, 1952 and revised 1955; map of the Marshepaug Forest Club, Litchfield.

Newspaper article from the Litchfield Enquirer, Feb. 19, 1987 "A nostalgic glimpse of Litchfield's Cobble Court, circa 1955." Also photographs and a post card of Cobble Court.

Includes a letter with photos of Henry Ward Beecher alone and with Harriet Beecher Stowe and a clipping about a Henry Ward Beecher cigar store figure; Child's doodling; "Jokes" typescript, "To Good To Be True" play typescript.

A piece of sheet music.