Album: Old Warwick Scenes pp. 42 - 43
Page 42 has two photo postcards and page 43 has one. None have writing on reverse or descriptive titles and all appear to be scenes from a Historic Museum
scrapbook/album
Page 42 has two photo postcards and page 43 has one. None have writing on reverse or descriptive titles and all appear to be scenes from a Historic Museum
Two photo postcards, no notes on reverse side but a sheet of paper inserted tells names of people in the Indian Scene.
The top photo shows a large group of people, mostly children, dressed as Indians, 2 older people on horseback. The following people: Frank Green, Guy Williams, Mrs. Rena Metcalf, Ethel Metcalf, Katherine T. Bass, Rebecca Tomlin, Jessie M. Rouviere (Mrs. Rowlinson)
Indian Boys: Rudolph Stange, Max Iram, Elmer Record, Ray Iram, Harry Stange, Niles Stange, Leslie Iram, Maurice Manning, Ronald Manning, Erwin Clark, Frank Iram. Costumes for Indian Boys made under direction of Mrs. Wm H. Bass (Mrs. Hattie Bass)
Bottom shows a dozen men and women dressed in colonial garb.
Two photo postcards, the top showing objects made from wood, a wagon, cobblers bench...
The bottom appears to be a Historic Museum (?) with objects tagged and a large glass display case...
No notes on back so no clues as to where these come from.
Two photo postcards showing events at the pageant. Top shows men and women with poles....Bottom shows men and women in colonial dress, a note gives this info: Work and Play in Old Warwick, Bernice Williams, Sadie Bennett, Florence Bennett, Mertie Williams, Grace Tomlin ? , John Duplesse
Two more pageant photo postcards, the top shows ten children holding hands, perhaps playing a circle game.
A note is attached to the lower photo showing a man in stockade. The note lists the Dame School pupils: Ruth Wetmore, Chester Delvey, Bessie Shepardson, Dr. George Stearns, Elizabeth Stevens, Eugene E. Whipple, Rev. Clement Tomlin, Paul Whitman, Harlan Metcalf, Esther Metcalf, Ruth Manning, Marion Manning, Maude White (partly hidden), Julia Rouviere
Two photo postcards of the pageant. A large group of costumed people in the top and in the lower nine serious looking women standing around a table, outdoors.
Two photo postcards, not numbered or labeled, with no notes on reverse.
The top has 3 people dressed for a pageant, an elderly gent, a queen (?) and her hand maiden.....possibly an Old Home Day event.
The lower shows at least a dozen people dressed for a pageant.
Photo post card # 69 shows Gale's Old Mill, built by Josiah Conant. Stamped postmarked 1908 note
sister to sister, again talking of the intense heat.
The lower card shows the Congregational Church (which was torn down 1919) This card is not numbered (thus no more Mr. Morse notes)
Photo postcards with numbers 67 and 68. 67 shows an aerial view of Warwick and Athol Road. The reverse is an announcement of the 57th Old Residents Reunion, Aug 25, 1951.
The lower card shows Sheomet Club Pond with a woman rowing and holding a parasol. A stamped postmarked (1908) note sister to sister, "Mrs Geo Fisk died last night."
Appears photo card 65 is missing. (Mr. Morse lists it as Gracemont, Mt Grace and Little Grace (1910)
Photo postcard 66 is described on the front as Brook Schoolhouse, Warwick, Mass. A note adds that it is District #10, west end of Robbins Road. A dozen children and a teacher appear in the photo. Mr. Morse has this listed as Brick School House District 8 (?)