A small notebook with only a few pages of notes: Officers, members and finances
Notebook located in left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Small notebook titled "Secretary's Report of the Warwick Boys Club for the year of 1950"
There were approx. 25 members who met each Friday. Constitution and By-laws, Sponsors and members listed. Also a Warwick Boys Club Song.
A list of Warwick boys (grades 7-12) for 1967-8 is also included
Notebook located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Small notebook listing visitors to Mt. Grace from 1922-Aug. 31, 1925
Fred Lincoln, Observer
Notebook on top shelf, left unit
A small notebook listing visitors to Mt. Grace in the years 1925-1926
Fred Lincoln, Observer
Notebook located on top shelf, left unit
Written by Charles Cadwell, May 23, 1972
47 pages
Located in notebook with two other booklets (Historical Data Relating to Counties, Cities and Towns in Massachusetts and Directory for Research on the Pioneer Valley)
Charles Morse has compiled his articles, "Stories From Here and There", which he wrote weekly for the Enterprise in the 1948-1950 era; also many other articles such as Scythe Tree (1939), Old Home Day in 1940 and articles about Charles Morse, the Historian dating to 1984
Inside Front Cover is an index of 63 topics
Done by the 5th and 6th graders of Warwick Center School- April 1989, funded by Mass. Arts Lottery Council. Students interviewed grandparents and neighbors to find out about life in the 1930s in and around Warwick.
Jeannette Fellows worked with the students on this local history/folklore project.
There are 3 copies.
A red covered pamphlet giving vital statistics and interests of a number of members of Metcalf Chapel- no introductory page- approx. 1980
Pamphlet located in notebook labeled "The Trinitarian Congregational Church of Warwick"
Newspaper clippings about Warwick people and events largely taken from the Greenfield Recorder and compiled by C.A. Morse
Extensive coverage of the Brotherhood of the Spirit Commune and the 1976 Bicentennial celebration
A scroll, done in Old English used in the period 1776 (made by Tim Ray) which was read by Lincoln Richards on June 18, 1976 during the presentation ceremony when the Historic Society was given the quilt created by grades 4,5 and 6 of Warwick Center School. The scroll is signed by each student. It hangs on the west wall of room 1A adjacent to the quilt.
