On a beautiful day, I drove out to Litchfield, a postcard-pretty town an hour west of Hartford.
Within half a mile of the Litchfield Green, there are more beautiful buildings than I can show.
This is the historical society. It was closed, so I couldn't see the exhibits.
This handsome Victorian home is on a steep road into town.
Eighteenth century houses are almost a dime a dozen in Litchfield.
This might be my favorite, another Victorian building.
And a stone Episcopal church is five or six buildings off the green.
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It was as if you had the community all to yourself. So peaceful!
Janis
GDP
What a treasure that is, Jack!
There is a very "New England" look going on here.
What a beautiful place to spend time in!
Oh, SO pretty - just how I remember New England. Looks like you chose a gorgeous day for your trip too.
A nice looking town with all those beautiful houses.
Victorian homes are always so Impressive and the owners usually take great pride in their appearances.
I like the white house on top of the hill,- with a tower:)
It is my favourite!
What a beautiful town! The trees and surrounding green seems to enhance everything this time of year.
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