Twenty-five years in Old Warwick. An address delivered on Memorial Day, August 18, 1904. In Warwick, Mass by Rev. A.D. Mayo, A.M., LL.D. City of Washington, R. Beresford, Printer, 1905. 35 pages
11 copies
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Drawer containing numerous miscellaneous materials gathered by Charles Morse. Mainly materials relating to the Warwick Bicentennial 1963 and the U.S. Bicentennial 1975-1976
Top right hand drawer of file cabinet on right side of east wall
A file drawer contains numerous books of Grange minutes, dues account books, quarterly report records from various years, including as early as 1905 through the 1950s
Resolution of the Massachusetts House of Representatives honoring three revolutionary war heroes of the town of Warwick: Private Enoch Kelton, Corporal James Kelton, Private Thomas Kelton. "On June 16, 2002, the Town of Warwick and relatives of the honored will pay tribute and commemorate the military service of 3 Revolutionary war heroes at the Kelton Cemetery in Warwick."
The Orange and Judd New-England Homestead Universal Atlas of the World and The Panama Canal. Contains the Warwick census for 1910.
Cardboard box of index cards titled 'Warwick Cellar Holes Histories locations as shown on BLAKE'S MAP of 1830 not standing in 1960. Complied by Charles Morse.
Alphabetical file of Warwick Residents from 1760 to 1860, as found in cemetery records, Cobbs diaries, Blake Diaries 1800-1854, town minutes and other historical records and vital statistics. Some photographs and negatives are included. Compiled by Charles A. Morse.
Alphabetical file of Warwick Residents from 1760-1900. Contains historical records and vital statistics. Compiled by Charlie Morse.
File containing index cards with historical sketches of Warwick houses
23 owned in 1960, revised 1980
Compiled by Charles Morse
Illustration of a regional study for the conservation and development of the natural resources within the Erving and Warwick State Forests indicating 10 acres to be developed for Public Recreation. Charles H. W. Foster, Commissioner, Department of Natural Resources.
