Top left side picture: Charles Morse, Rodney Whipple, and Charles Alden
Top riight side picture: State Representative Carmen Buell, Silvio Tencati
Bottom left side picture: Carmen Buell, Ann Miner, Nancy King and Charles Alden
Bottom right side picture: Nancy King and Ann Miner
Top Left Picture: Charles Morse, main speaker
Top Right Picture: Carroll Holmes, Regional Supervisor, DCR
Bottom Left Picture: Charles Morse and Charles Alden
Bottom Right Picture: Ann Miner and Nancy King (Daughters of Oscar Ohlson) and Charles Alden
Picture # 1 Charles Alden - Forest & Park Supervisor
Picture # 2 L to R George Day, fire chief and Charles Alden, F & P sup.
Picture #3, 4 and 5 show the presentation of the flag poles, flags and the pledge of allegiance.
Listing of the program details for the dedication
Cover of the Dedication Program
Picture #1 The Rock at the east end of the field with the dedication covered by a flag
Picture #2 The dedication flag has been removed and a dedication plaque is attached to the rock.
Two photo postcards (63 and 64)
Top shows Wendell Road at Moores Pond with Wilson road and a car on right
Note says "the auto stands on the road to Chestnut Hill- just below Charlie Wetmores"
Bottom shows Hastings Pond with a full view of Mt Grace (both 1910)
No note on reverse side.
Two photo postcards (61 and 62)
Top shows the intersection of Wendell Road (on left) and Revere Hill (on right)
The note reads "both roads lead to Warwick village. This was taken near the home of Chas. Bass." (1910)
Photo 62 shows 3 people in a boat on Moores Pond looking toward Mt Grace (1910)
Two photo postcards (59 and 60)
Top shows Athol road with church in background (1912), reverse side blank
Bottom shows Wawbeek rock "In the Beginning God" (1908) with a simple "Loving birthday greetings from Sister Alma" on reverse
Two photo postcards (57 and 58), both with lengthy notes on reverse.
Top shows Warwick Town Hall with a large flag in front (1912)
Bottom shows Orange Road looking south from the school (1908)
Top note written July 14, 1912 (and I can relate on this July 14, 2013)....
"how good it seemed to have just a sprinkle of rain....but much more is sadly needed this way. How are you all after the week of terrible heat."
Bottom note: "no, the boys have not captured any deer, though they have tramped and tramped early and late. Joe has seen two."
Two photo postcards (55 and 56)
The top shows the front view of Greene house, Athol Road
An extensive note to Mavorette from Alma,busy sewing for the fair, aprons,stocking bags, dust bags....
Bottom shows town hall and park, 1908, blank on reverse
