Two photos: 1. Grade 4, 1915-1916. Albert Ohlson, Clyde Vorce, Elmer Wetmore, Ernest Bergquist, Ray Barber, Marion Manning, Ruth Johnson, Bernice Belsky. 2. Primary School 1922-1923. No names given.
Two photos: 1. Grade 2 1915-1916. Ralph Matthews, Irving Adams, Arthur Cornell, Stanley Anderson, Theodore Thompson, Angela Mitchell, Gertrude Bergquist, Annie Mitchell, Esther Matthews. 2. Grade 3 1915-1916. Joe Copeland, Violet Barber, George Wilber, Louise Witherell, Robert Shepardson, Carl Nordstedt, Adele Carlson, Mary Johnson, Selma Nylander, Fay Whipple.
Two photos: 1. Beginning Class Spring 1916. John Whipple, Agnes Belsky, Ralph Witherell. 2. Grade 1, 1916. Dorothy Bowen, George Shepardson, Ray Whipple, Alonzo Rawson, Elsie Carlson, Gertrude Vorce, Lizzie Johnson, Harold Butler, Alvin Mitchell.
Historical Society Society - Winchester Road looking north from the Unitarian Church Steeple.
Mock-up of picture on page 10 of Photo Album of Old Schools and Students in Warwick. Students are identified by number - 1. Carl Nordstedt, 3. Louise Witherell, 5. Mary Johnson, 6. Adele Carlson, 7. Selma Nylander, 8. George Wilbar, 9. Robert Shepardson, 10. Lizzie Johnson, 11. Ray Barber, 12. Ralph Matthews, 14. Ernest Bergquist, 19. Marion Manning, 20. Albert Ohlson, 24. Helen Belsky, 29. Percy Thompson, 29B. Ann Ohlson, 33. Mildred Barber, 35. Henry Nordstedt, 37. Hulda Bergquist, 41. Bernice Williams - Teacher.
Picture of the Warwick Historical Society - from Athol Road looking north from the Unitarian Church steeple.
One photo: Picture of students 1915. Picture taken in Town Hall and on page 11 of Photo Album of Old Schools and Students in Warwick many of students are identified on a mock-up of the picture.
This contains two photographs. The first is of Mr and Mrs.Fred W. Bass. The second is a picture of Mr.and Mrs. Edward Lyman, Warwick postmaster and storekeeper.
Two photos: 1. Center School 1900. 2. Center School 1963.
Picture of Charles Morse - Warwick Historian who was an excellent map maker. He drew up countless maps which were valuable to the assessors and selectmen
