This broadsheet tells of Reflections on the Tornado which passed from Northfield through Warwick and Orange on the ninth of September, 1821.
This was given to F.W. Bass from G. T. Sanger
Personal account book of the Rev Samuel Reed, 2nd minister of Warwick, 1778-1812, labeled #4.
Newspaper clippings from July 7 1900 to Dec 30 1912 Vol #3 compiled by Miss Clara Jones, Librarian.
The book was first the account book of the Boot and Shoe manufacturing co. owned by her father, Nahum Jones from about 1855 to 1890.
The clippings from 1913 on were collected by Mrs Eunice Mackie, New Salem historian and given to C.A. Morse who arranged them and added them to this volume.
Poem "The Stag's Head" written by Guy Carey, Jr. The poem was written after author heard a bar room argument about the deer head, hanging behind the bar at the Warwick Inn, and the pros and cons of deer hunting.
Newspaper story of Chase Hill Farm in Warwick owned and operated by Jeannette and Mark Fellows. Organic dairy farming and cheese making
Framed copy of poem, Memories written by Rose Edith Witherell
Poem written in the 55th year of her life
Born: Orange, MA 5/2/1878
Died: 5/15/69 Age 91
Married to William Walter Manning: 5/4/1898
Buried in the Warwick Cemetary
Framed poem on East Wall above display case, Room 1a
The label on front says "Death Records 1748- " Handwritten records from 1748 to 1812. Typed records copied from vol. #1, recorded chronologically from 1748-1812. Another section of typed records from the years 1801 to 1849. Last sections 1812-1844 and "Remains brought to Warwick for burial in years 1927-1934 "
Handwritten death records copied from Book #2, in alphabetical order by last name. Records from Book #3 and Book #4. Deaths of Warwick residents from early 1800s to 1920s.
Includes articles and photos of Warwick events and people for the year 1997.
Assorted items from Old Home Days including copied articles from newspapers given by Cathy Stanton in Athol
Album is located on center table in room 1a
