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Litchfield: The Making of a New England Town
It is hard to imagine a place in New England with a richer story to tell than Litchfield. This exceptionally handsome town, founded in 1715 in Connecticut’s northwest hills, is considered one of the most…
To Weep with Those Who Weep: Mourning Practices in Litchfield
Mourning practices of the 19th century were largely affected by the death of George Washington, with an increase in memorializing the dead. The exhibit documents the tangible and intangible manifestations of loss in Litchfield and…
By the Virtue of its Citizens: Educating a New Nation at Sarah Pierce’s Academy
The Litchfield Female Academy enrolled more than 3,000 students over a forty-one year period from seventeen states and territories as well as Canada and the West Indies. This new exhibit explores the innovative educational philosophy…
Litchfield at 300
November's "Community Conversations" will cover the topic of Immigration in Litchfield. From the first migrants from Hartford and Windsor in the 18th Century, Litchfield has become home to people of varied heritage.
MUSEUMS FREE TO ALL!
In our continuing efforts to better serve the Litchfield community we are pleased to once again offer free admission, generously sponsored by Ericson Insurance Advisors.
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