1869: The owner of the land where our downtown now stands, George Baker Waller Sr., from Virginia, deeded one-half interest in 150 acres of his land to the railroad company
The Litchfield Downtown Council comprises a group of citizens determined to restore the vibrancy of Litchfield's historic downtown district by attracting new business opportunities.
1924: Electus Darwin Litchfield’s son, also named Electus Darwin Litchfield, came by train to visit Litchfield. His father was the man our town was named after. A telegram was sent