Interesting Photos and Stories

Dr. Goss

Dr. Enoch Adams - 1829
Neck Road, Purgatory Village

Summer 1917
George Rogers far left
Plains Road

Sara Rogers and Skippy

Hallowell Road

Road Building 1920
Brunswick Gardiner Road (Rte 201)

The Palmers 1897
Hallowell Road

The Packard Family 1924
Lunts Hill Road

1895 Food Committee
at the Plains Church
Back row, 3rd from left Sara Rogers, next to Sara is Bertram Packard, 2nd woman to Sarah's left is Ariana Hutchinson Roberts
Gardiner Roberts, Civil War Veteran
(front row, dark suit)

Litchfield Band
George Millard Rogers, far right

Baby Show

The Dustin Family
Oak Hill Road

Abial Small
on The Small Road

George Rogers

Horse Treadmill Powering Thresher
 

Ebenezer B. Pike, son of Dr. Jesse Pike, represented Litchfield twice in the legislature and was the inventor of the first horse-powered tread-wheel threshing machine. This patent was issued in 1827, and was signed by J. Q. Adams, President; Henry Clay, Secretary of State.

Voting Litchfield Town Meeting - 1950's

Charles Danforth, left, Florence Libby, back,
Rudolph Heller (Purgatory store owner), right.
 

Can you identify any of these people?

Billy Bold's Farm
Plains Road

The Ashford-Knight House in the 1900's

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