The Litchfield Court House ceased operations in August 2017 after operating in town since the 1750s and in the same building since it was constructed after the fire of 1886. The Greater Litchfield Preservation Trust, which recently purchased the building, held an open house for a glimpse inside the historic structure.
View of the town green from the second floor
A fireplace in one of the offices.
Entrance to the large law library on the second floor.
Entrance to one of the judge’s chambers
Witness stand in one of the courtrooms
Second floor courtroom
Seth Thomas clock in one of the courtrooms
A holding cell in the basement
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Thanks Peter.
So many people at the open house expressed a sense of ownership — “this building belongs to all of us — the citizens of Litchfield.”
*And indeed it does !!!!*
On Mon, Apr 9, 2018 at 9:13 PM, Hidden in Plain Sight wrote:
> pvermily posted: “The Litchfield Court House ceased operations in August > 2017 after operating in town since the 1750s and in the same building since > it was constructed after the fire of 1886. The Greater Litchfield > Preservation Trust, which recently purchased the building,” >
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Thank you very much!