A sermon delivered in Warwick, Mass., Oct 12, 1864, by Rev. Preserved Smith, it being the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination as pastor of the First Congregational Church and Society in that town
Two copies
Reflections on the Tornado, which passed from Northfield through Warwick and Orange, on the ninth of September, 1821
Written by John Shepardson
a one page handbill telling about the original Lincoln Log Cabin on exhibit at the parade ground, Boston Common
Admission fee 25 cents; children, 10 cents
An Oration delivered at Warwick, MA July 4, 1815 before the Washington Benevolent Societies, and a large number of citizens by Thos. Power, Esq.
July 4, 1815
Published by the request of the Society
Extract of a Representation made by General Washington to a Committee of Congress, January 29, 1778
A Collection of Papers relative to Half-Pay and Communication Thereof, Granted by Congress to the Officers of the Army, Together with a Circular Letter from His Excellency General Washington, to the several Legislatures of the United States
Printed by order of the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1783
Two name plaques
Brass plaque for C. M. Olson
Plastic plaque for J. H. Pickens
Handbill for the annual meeting of the Thief Detecting Society
Held first Wednesday in March, at 6 o'clock, P.M. at the Warwick Hotel
Officers: Charles Pomeroy, President; Seth Holton and J. Stockwell, Vice-Presidents; E. F. Mayo, Secretary; S. J. Lyman, Treasurer
Directors: Hervey Barber, Geo. W, Moore, Wm. Kilburn
Handbill printed by C.A. Mirick, Greenfield, MA
Pillowcases stitched by hand by Helen (Belsky) Fredette
1913 at age 9
Taught by Rhoda Cook
Notes taken from Cobbs Diaries, 1794 - 1853 and from newspaper clippings, 1875 - 1918, mostly compiled by Charles Morse. Also many other notes and clippings of events that happened later in Warwick, a souvenir of a historical pageant, "Seth Pomeroy's Ride" from 1911, news clips and photos of ball teams from 1956 and other events in the 1950s.
Notes, etc. located in top drawer, wooden cabinet, room 1a
A thin book of poetry or thoughts dedicated to Harriet. Each page written by a different friend from various towns in Mass. 1833-1836
A sample: "The future years when turning to survey,
The joys of many a well spent day;
Pause as you turn this leaf and briefly lend,
A transient recollection to your friend." Eliza, Leverett, Sept. 6, 1833
