Photograph

Photo of original site of millstones now on library lawn.
Although Warwick was incorporated in 1763, earlier
residents built a corn mill on the Black Brook near Richards Reservoir. The mill stones from this
mill, run by David Ayres, currently sit in the town center in front of the Warwick Public Library.
Photo framed at the H. P. Chamberlin's Hardware Store in 1927
Photo located on East Wall above display case, Room 1a

Harrison Allen, a Warwick resident and Civil War veteran carried this 38 star U.S. flag for many years in the Memorial observances. The flag is also in room 1A.

This picture is framed and hangs on the north wall of room 1a.

Built Between 1760 and 1777
Athol Road

Built between 1760 and 1777 Location Athol Road

Two photos of the Hedge-Reed house hang on west wall, room 1a

Black and white photo of center of town
Store, Town Common, Inn, Town Hall, present Historical Society, Cook House, etc.
Photo located on south wall above display case, room 1a

1987 photo of Fred Lincoln, Paul Hadsel, Charles Morse, Mr. Sutton riding in convertible at Memorial Day parade- 1987-framed
Photo located on south wall above display case, room 1a

fall scene of Library, Historical Society, Town Hall

Photo located on back of top of display case, south wall, room 1a

Winter scene from church steeple 1975
Inn, Town Hall, Historical Society
Photo located on back of top of display case, south wall, room 1a

Ralph Witherell putting up sign post in center of town
Ralph Witherell - 1st president of Warwick Historical Society - May 1972
Sign post was rebuilt and relettered 1987
Photo located on back of top of display case, south wall, room 1a

Photo taken at Atwood Cemetery, Sept 8, 1974, taken by A.G. Day, Jr
Mr. Morse was 1st Curator of Warwick Historical society- labeled on back

Photo located on back of top of display case, south wall, room 1a