Artwork

Quilt "Pieces of Warwick" made by Warwick Community School students, grades 1 and 2 1997

Portrait of Elmyra Iversen,1904 - 2002, Historical Society benefactress
Wife of Arthur Iversen

Watercolor of Beehive, formerly Fay Tavern
Bought by Barnard Fisher
Beehive burned 1896

Painting hangs on west wall, room 1a

Portrait of Rhoda A. Cook

Artistic rendering of the word "Warwick" on a wooden sign on east wall

On the bottom shelf of glass display case on the west wall of room 1A are 2 framed original drawings by Jessie McDermott. These were done for the book series, "Jolly Good Times in Hackmatack" and presented to the library by the author, Mary P. Wells Smith, wife of Fayette Smith, the son of Rev. Preserved Smith and Tryphena Goldsbury Smith.

A scroll, done in Old English used in the period 1776 (made by Tim Ray) which was read by Lincoln Richards on June 18, 1976 during the presentation ceremony when the Historic Society was given the quilt created by grades 4,5 and 6 of Warwick Center School. The scroll is signed by each student. It hangs on the west wall of room 1A adjacent to the quilt.

Large colorful patchwork bicentennial quilt created by the 4th, 5th and 6th graders at Warwick Center School hangs on the west wall of room 1A
A newsclip by Rotha Nordstedt tells about the children creating and donating it to the Historical Society in 1976 - this is attached to the quilt.
Jan Norris and Anne Rogers supervised the project. A scroll was read and presented, which hangs on the west wall (see more details under scroll)

A gravestone rubbing on the north wall of room 1A of Abel Minard (Glass Blower) who died Oct 23, 1814, erected by Brother Workmen

Northern view of Hedge-Reed House -called the Old Parsonage
Drawn by Mary A. Reed - Entitled Home Sweet Home
Owners: Rev. Lemuel Hedge; Rev. Samuel Reed; Joseph Green; Francis; Greenwald

Drawing hangs on west wall, room 1a