Room 1D

Photo collage of Warwick buildings
Center of Warwick
Fred Lincoln home, Dr. Goldsbury house, Unitarian Church, Congregational Church, Cook house with Unitarian Church in background, Town Hall, Library, School House, Cook barn

Photo of Mrs. Frederick T. Gray, 1814 - 1904
Taken in the 90th year of her age.
Mrs. Gray came to Warwick as a summer visitor for many years, and thus became interested in the town, its people, and most of all in the Unitarian Church, in which she kept a deep interest as long as she lived, and for which she made a great many donations besides giving its members hearty encouragement and interesting her friends in its welfare. The world knows her no more but the influence of her life's work will ever live.

Black framed (approx. 10 x 14) photograph of the Unitarian Meeting House, currently hanging in room 1d by the door

A small photo of the church mounted on an 8x11 notice:
"First Congregational Society, Clement E. Tomlin, Minister
Sunday meetings at ?, Sunday School at 11 a.m., Public Worship at 12:15 noon, Young People's Religious Union at 7 p.m.
Welcome"
Currently hanging on wall beside door (1d)

A tag on photo read "Congregational Church taken about 1870, parsonage next door now residence of Lee Dresser.
Another tag reads: Rev. Roger C. Hatch (1784-1868), Pastor of Congregational Church (1835-1853)
3rd daughter Ellen married William Windom U.S. Senator from Minnesota and who served as Secretary of the Treasury under both Pres. Garfield and Pres. Harrison

Photograph labeled 1155th Co. CCC, Warwick S.F. Camp No. 11048, Orange, Mass.

Framed with 2 photos, the American Legion Minstrels, 1931 and also the Mount Grace Mountaineers. The latter group includes: Ray Adams, Ralph Witherell, George Shepardson, Jr., Oscar Olsen, Lester Rhout, Leo Marten, Donald Stimpson and Eddie Lind.
Hangs on the east wall of foyer.

This photograph of the Unitarian Church in Old Warwick, England was photographed by and presented to the Unitarian Church in Warwick, Mass. by Albert Stevens Parsons, Lexington, Mass.

This photograph of Moores Pond was done by Tracy Caderette in September 2001 and hangs on the east wall of the entry way