The Litchfield History Museum houses an outstanding collection of American art and artifacts from the 18th through the 21st centuries. MORE about our collections The award-winning exhibition, To Please Any Taste: Litchfield County Furniture and Furniture Makers, 1780-1830 opens to members on April 17th and the general public on April 18th. The show will remain open through November 29th.   The Tapping Reeve House and Law School introduces visitors to 19th century Litchfield through the lives of its students. The museum is open from April 18th through November 30, 2009. MORE. Check out our new Blog, Miss Wiggin's Attic.       The Ingraham Memorial Library is open year round and contains extensive information about Litchfield's 280 years of growth and change as reflected through papers, diaries, account books, newspapers, and photographs. MORE. Check HERE for finding aids.

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