Litchfield, Quebec, is a rural municipality known for its agricultural heritage and quiet landscapes. Established in the 19th century, Litchfield is characterized by its vast farmlands and a strong tradition of farming, similar to neighboring Clarendon. Unlike the river-oriented towns of the Pontiac, Litchfield’s history revolves around its role as a farming community, with generations of families cultivating the land and contributing to the region’s agricultural economy.
The municipality is dotted with small farms and homesteads that reflect its enduring connection to the land. Litchfield’s residents take pride in their close-knit community and rural lifestyle, which have remained largely unchanged over the years. Today, Litchfield continues to embody the peaceful, agricultural character that has defined it for more than a century, offering a serene escape within the Pontiac region.
Browse Our Database
The Pontiac Archives offers a rich collection of historical photos and documents available in its digital database, capturing the diverse history of the region. These images provide a visual journey through the past, showcasing everything from early settlements to significant community events. Many of these photos were generously donated by local residents or borrowed with permission from The Equity, preserving the community’s shared history.
Photo Gallery
Check out our full gallery of some of the photos we’ve collected over the years.
Documents
Browse some of our collection of documents, including records on births, deaths and marriages from as early as the 19th century.
Cemeteries
Explore the resting places of those who have shaped our local history.
Learn More about Litchfield
Visit the municipality or region’s tourism website to learn more about our area.
