- Goods for Sale! Cash, Credit, and Trade in Litchfield, 1790-1850
This exhibition focuses on the tradesmen and craftsmen who were working in Litchfield from the end of the Revolutionary War until the middle of the 19th century. The show will illustrate the wealth of the community, the business it supported and the changes that occurred in the mid 19th century that saw Litchfield transition from a populous and active community to a small, remote town. Open April 17, 2010 through November 28, 2010.
- To Please Any Taste: Litchfield County Furniture and Furniture Makers 1780-1830
This exhibition feature furniture from the Yale University Art Museum; Connecticut Historical Society; Harriet Beecher Stowe Center; Harold Cole Art & Antiques; Litchfield Antiques (Kent & Yvonne Gilyard); and other institutions.
- Preserving Craftsmanship: Contemporary Litchfield County Furniture Makers
This exhibit focused on furniture makers working in Litchfield County today and showcased their craft through the display of pieces from their workshops.
- The Tale of the Horse: Spinning Litchfield's Revolutionary Stories
highlighted Litchfield's legendary participation in the war for independence, focusing specifically on how the community's participation has been remembered throughout the years.
- The Rules of Engagement: Courtship in the Early Republic
followed the paths young people took as they experienced romance and entered into courtship and, eventually, marriage. It was open from April 16- November 27, 2005.
- Litchfield: Colonial Revival Town
This is a small online exhibit showcasing Litchfield's town green. The exhibit includes several etchings and early photographs from the Historical Society's collections that depict the green throughout the town's history. The Litchfield exhibit is part of towngreens.com, a site dedicated to the history of town greens throughout Connecticut.
- The Ties that Bind: A Sampler of Litchfield County Quilts
was a temporary exhibition of quilts from Connecticut's northwest corner. It was open from April 17, 2004 to November 28, 2004.
- In Our Own Time: Modern Architecture in Litchfield 1949-1970
April 12, 2003 to November 30, 2003.
- Picture Perfect: Images of Northwest Connecticut
June 1, 2003 - September 18, 2003
This joint exhibition was held at various historical societies and museums throughout Northwest Connecticut. (Note: This exhibit is no longer available online.)