Litchfield was originally named Edwin (1878). The name of the town was changed to Litchfield in 1881. It was a coal town in every sense, and about 500 car loads of coal were shipped each month at it's peak production. There was a post office, public school, a general store, a drug store, two blacksmith shops, a wagon shop and about 200 inhabitants. Today there is no sign a town existed. Litchfield is located four miles northeast of Pittsburg, Kansas. There are no residents, and no signs that a town ever existed There are no remains, just signs that coal mining once took place. The only thing left of Litchfield is this old rail station sign on 570th road 1/2 mile east of Free King's Highway

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