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Library building presentation postponed until after Litchfield's 250th
Summary
A planned Heritage Commission presentation on historic houses, including the library building studied by Stephen Kellogg, was tabled until after the 250th celebration; the commission plans to begin the series with five registered historic buildings in August or September.
The Heritage Commission postponed a planned presentation on historic houses, including research on the library building, until after the town's 250th celebration.
Commissioners said the series will begin with five buildings already listed on the historic register and that Stephen Kellogg has compiled research on the buildings. "We tabled it until after the 250th cuz we had so much to cover," a commissioner said, and suggested the presentation series will resume in August or September.
The commission noted the library building's architect, William Butterfield, as part of the historical context to be included when the series resumes. No date was set at the June 18 meeting; the commission asked interested residents to return in August or September for the first presentation in the series.
