A 12 page history of the Unitarian Church and also a 6 page copy of the "Holden Contract" , the formal agreement that established the new church in 1837. Signers include: Wm. Cobb, Reuben Fish, Samuel Fay, Chapin Holden, Joseph Stevens, Samuel Moore, Jonathan Blake Jr.
Framed map of the Warwick Proprietors Lots (Plan Book 5, Page 17). Shows the common and undivided land in Roxbury or Gardeners Canada Township, 1762
Scale is 1" = 3500'
The final draft (June 2002) of the Town of Warwick Open Space and Recreation Plan, prepared by the Open Space Planning Committee, Edwin Cady, Jr, Chair, and the Franklin Regional Council of Governments Planning Department
(Includes agendas of meetings and attendees present at meetings, questionnaires and results )
This 77 page notebook lists in alphabetical order all people buried in the Warwick Cemetery and also living people who have stones. Included are information on stones along with some interesting spiritual messages. The list includes 1615 stones (Oct. 2001). The oldest stone is "in memory of Lemuel, son of Rev. Lemuel Hedge and Mrs. Sarah his wife, he died Nov. ye 15th 1762, aged 1 day." Ryan Amidon, the compiler, explains that some inscriptions were partially or totally unreadable so could not be copied.
Copy of newspaper article "Ancient Warwick Residence Will Become Chapel" written by Roy French, Editor of Orange Enterprise & Journal
Article located in notebook labeled "The Trinitarian Congregational Church of Warwick"
Copy of the Proprietors' Records of Gardner's Canada from 1736-1771. Original is in the Warwick town clerk's office. Document contains record of the proceedings of the Great and General Court or Assembly for His Majestys Province of the Massachusetts Bay in 1735 dealing with the settlement of the western parts of the Province and a list of the original settlers of Gardner's Canada 1761.
Copy of The New England Historical and Genealogical Register Volume XCIX published by the Society at the Robert Henry Eddy Memorial Rooms, Boston, 1945
Roster of the Expedition of 1690 to Canada under the command of Capt. Andrew Gardner
Diaries of Katherine Bass dating from 1912-1991 (some missing years)
Katherine Bass, daughter of Etta M. T. Bass, was a former Assistant Librarian of the Woburn Public Library, Woburn, MA
Diaries are located in lower drawer, left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Two dumb-bells, and program for Warwick Dumb-bell Class Program and Supper
Photograph (with key) of the Warwick Dumb-bell class
Members: G.A.Witherell, Edith Witherell, Walter Manning, William Bass, Blanch Whipple, Mattie Hastings, Herbert Collier, Lyzette Jaynes, Nellie Wilson,Lervis Allen, John Jaynes
