Artwork

An empty envelope addressed to the Chairman of Selectmen, Warwick, Massachusetts. Postmarked Boston, date unknown. Stamp issued in 1860's, so-called "Black Jack". Two cent black with portrait of Andrew Jackson.

Civil War Records located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a

Copy of the detailed map of Warwick made by Jonathan Blake, Jr. (5.29.1780 - 4.13.1864) in 1830. The original is in the Town Clerk's office in the Warwick Town Hall.

This exact reproduction was commissioned and funded by Martha T. Kitchen in September, 2010.

Linen sampler, 17 1/2" x 16 1/2", embroidered in silk polychrome on single ply hand woven linen. Sampler illustrates family record of Calvin Allen and Abigail Richards, married 1801. Two embroidered areas topped with embroidered urns and birds holding leaf branches. Within the areas are embroidered the names and dates , from 1802 to 1822 of the births (on the left side area) and deaths (on the right side area) of the children of Calvin and Abigail. The left side of the sampler is embroidered with a willow tree arching over the top ; the right side is embroidered with a field? or water?

Painted bowl made from a gourd from Brazil, S.A.
Part of William Howard, Jr. Collection

Portrait of Sabin Kelton 1817-1910
Last of Kelton family on Kelton Hill

Watercolor - "David Praising God"
Painted by Tryphena Goldsbury Smith (1801 - 1835). Daughter of Colonel James Goldsbury, married Rev. Preserved Smith in 1823, and was his second wife. A very talented woman and artist, she painted these pictures in watercolors about 1830.
(restored and framed in 1988).

Watercolor painting of six figures depicting "Justice", "Liberty", "Religion", "Hope", "Peace ", "Plenty" by Tryphena Goldsbury Smith (1801 - 1835) when she was 10 years old. Restored and framed in 1988.

Watercolor - Moses Receiving the Commandments
Painted by Tryphena Goldsbury Smith (1801 - 1835). Daughter of Colonel James Goldsbury, was Rev. Preserved Smith's second wife. A very talented woman and artist, she painted these pictures in watercolors about 1830. (restored in 1988)

Painting of Edna Leota Hubbard (1886-1976) of Orange, MA by M.J. Barnes (uncle of Edna) in 1978. Painting was done from a photo of Edna's uncle G. Thompson, Orange, MA. Edna married R. T. Farwell April 7, 1917.

Painting of child (striped dress) holding a rose. Origin of painting unknown.