Dive deeper into Litchfield’s history with blog posts by the Litchfield Historical Society Staff and Volunteers
The My Country Blog
Dive deeper into Litchfield’s history with blog posts by the Litchfield Historical Society Staff and Volunteers
Home Page News
Stories that should appear in the home page news slideshow.
Documenting Coronavirus in Litchfield
The Litchfield Historical Society needs your help. Recognizing that this is a unique moment in history, we would like to document the effect of the Coronavirus on our community. For many years, researchers have visited us to learn about the Revolutionary War, the Litchfield Law School and other significant events, people and places in Litchfield’s history. … Continue reading “Documenting Coronavirus in Litchfield”
Annual Fund
Read our Annual Fund Letter and see what your contributions helped us do in 2019.
Read our Annual Fund Letter and see what your contributions helped us do in 2019.
Wednesdays with Carol
Introducing Wednesdays with Carol, a series that follows volunteer Carol Jones as she inventories the Society’s children’s clothing collection.
Introducing Wednesdays with Carol, a series that follows volunteer Carol Jones as she inventories the Society’s children’s clothing collection.
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 historic locations in the state.
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 historic locations in the state.