Album/Scrapbook

3 Picture postcards. 1. Walter Gellespie (sic) Mayo Four Corners. 2. L. Green - Francis Back Yard. 3. Stockwell House, Winchester Road - burned 1970

Two picture postcard: 1.On right, Stevens home - 9 Orange Road. In 2013 owned by Marion Cooke. On left, 11 Orange Road, in 2013 owned by Chris Ryan. 2.The Bee Hive or Fay Tavern. Neglected and falling into decay, it was abandoned and in 1896 burned to the ground during the night. It was located near home of Dennis King (in 2013), 41 Orange Road.

Two picture postcards: 1.The Goldsbury Homestead (44 Athol Road) - built in 1826 by James Goldsbury, the son of Colonel James Goldsbury. In 2013 home owned by Kerry Morrison. 2.The Lemuel Hedge house. Later the Frank Green place and the Howard Francis home. In 2013, owned by Harry Greenwald, 44 Athol Road.

Two picture postcards: 1.View of Warwick Center, l.Holbrook House, 2.Unitarian Church, 3.Town Hall dedicated in 1895, 4.Warwick Inn, 5.Cobb House at one time the post office. In 2013 owned by Gail Beauregard. 2.Same picture as above but taken in winter time. Picture taken in 1917 from Green Place (Lemuel Hedge home). In 2013 owned by Harry Greenwald.

Two picture postcards: 1.In 1990 Elizabeth Lincoln house. In 2013 house owned by Cheryl Robartes (12 Hastings Pond Road). 2.Note on back of postcard identifies building as Wheeler Box Shop in Brush Valley. Burned in 1930 - the cause lightning.

Two picture postcards: 1.1940 Old Home Day picture. 2.Note on back of postcard: "On far right of picture, horse sheds for the church. Beyond sheds is Unitarian parsonage. Mt. Grace in background."

One picture postcard and one picture: 1.Main Street, Winchester, NH. Circa 1920. 2.Note on back of picture: "Yes, Alice. This was taken at your former neighbor's at Mr. Ball's auction." Was this the Ball house which stood on the lot where in 2013 Ralph Jay's house stands?

Two pictures: 1.Unitarian Church, Center School, and Mt. Grace in background. 2.Williams homestead, Flower Hill.

Two picture postcards: 1.Picture of kitten in shrub. 2.Memorial plaque - "Site of Old Willow planted by Joseph Stevens about 1818 - fell 1918."

One picture postcard and one photo: 1.Warwick Stage. 2.Wesley M. Irish with horse and buggy.